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Thank you so much!
I'm impressed by the accuracy of your observation, and reading your comments is fascinating.
I think you're absolutely right on all counts.
Regarding example no. 4, in particular, I had serious doubts, but since it was sold by Antiquorum, foolishly, I didn't dare ignore it...
Thanks again for taking the time to wrist your detailed observations.
Best, Emmanuel
The “Neptune” enamel dial by Nelly Richard & Stern Frères
During the early 1950s enameller Nelly Richard and renowned Fabrique de Cadrans Stern Frères of Geneva produced a small quantity of dials (probably just a little over ten) depicting Neptune riding his chariot . Most were mounted on Omega Seamaster watches...
As always dear Emmanuel!
Wonderful and well thought post. I’m really glad you bring about these wonderful and interesting watches for all of us to enjoy. And also the nuances of collecting this pieces. Wonderful and many thanks. René
My pleasure. How the same dial was commissioned by Omega and Rolex
is quite surprising. Best, Emmanuel
Thanks for putting this bit of history together.
I don't collect this type of watch, but I enjoy seeing them, so this is a great read. I that the second Omega "logo no text" is so clean, and the Rolex pieces likewise. It really lets the art stand out.
Thank you, Steve.
I find it surprising and interesting that the same dial wal commissioned by Omega and Rolex. Best, Emmanuel
1950s cloisonne enamel dials are amazing
The Stern company made many of these. The artists would make sketches and the dial maker would shop them at the various brands. Some were true comission mission pieces, like the Omega observatory ref OT2699 and some Coat of Arm models, but many could be s...
Thank you so much!
I'm impressed by the accuracy of your observation, and reading your comments is fascinating. I think you're absolutely right on all counts. Regarding example no. 4, in particular, I had serious doubts, but since it was sold by Antiquorum, foolishly, I did...
