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Science Museum...
...No idea but the JLC 101 is in the London Science Museum. (a different version, or so the image would show..)
http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/onlinestuff/museum_objects/time_measurement.aspx
An interesting read for anyone interested in horology, I particularly like the elegance (yet the learnedness that is behind that elegance) of the Ashadar time stick
A brief look at the stunning Van Cleef et Arpels with world's smallest Cal. 101 from JLC
Van Cleef et Arpels is the lesser known but no less glamorous jewellery brand in the Richemont stable. In fact it can be considered more exclusive than Cartier which is effectively a mass market luxury brand now. VC&A has been working quietly on its watch...
a note on the complication
I think you meant to say the movement indicates minutes and hours, rather than minutes and seconds. Although that would be an interesting thing in itself. That movement is really scary in how small it is - this GP is the smallest I've actually worked on, ...
any comments on accuracy?
Being so tiny, are there issues with the precision of the movement?
