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Canadian, eh?

 

So, he makes his own hands and assembles the watch using Robertson screws. Major components are made elsewhere.  As much Canadian as the Fleming is American...

"Very much a made-in-Canada wristwatch, the Paragon is a classical time-only that’s assembled and partially finished by Mr Taylor in his home workshop. Mr Taylor produces the hands himself, while most of the other components are produced by specialists in Switzerland, including Comblémine, the dial maker owned by Kari Voutilainen.

The Paragon is powered by the Vaucher VMF 5401/32, a large but slim automatic movement. Mr Taylor specified the very highest grade of the 5401/32, resulting in elaborate, hand-applied finishing. In fact, the finishing is comparable to that of the same calibre found in Parmigiani watches, reversing the norm where Vaucher often supplies simply-finished movement to third-party brands."

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