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I hope to see this one day in person....
... kudos to Hublot for no commercialization. I am truly intrigued by this "mechanism" - who designed, made, ordered, and used it..... That it was done more than 2000 years ago is also worth bowing. The "weight" of 2000 years of history is unimaginable....
If any of you actually see it in these museums, I would like to hear what you thought.
Best,
Ken
Hublot's "Tribute to the Antikythera Mechanism" Movement
It is a singular event. The ultimate stamp of approval for the work and ingenuity of the watchmakers: the Swiss watch firm Hublot is extremely honoured to have been invited by the Archaeological Museum of Athens to present the "Tribute to the Antikythera ...
I hope to see this one day in person....
... kudos to Hublot for no commercialization. I am truly intrigued by this "mechanism" - who designed, made, ordered, and used it..... That it was done more than 2000 years ago is also worth bowing. The "weight" of 2000 years of history is unimaginable......
The best source of information...
...are the papers by Wright. Try googling "M T Wright Antikythera" and they're all there.
New Masthead
Tribute to this marvelous accomplishment and contribution to the ancient history research by Hublot. hublot.watchprosite.com Ken