ChristianDK
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I wholeheartedly agree with both points
Iām not a great fan of Tourbillons, except in a few instances- this being one of them. This movement is a spectacular sight with an elegant architecture and complimented with the enamel dial. A perfect and complete package.
Laurent Ferrier Tourbillon Double Spiral. A delicious moment.
I am not a huge fan of Tourbillons, but there are some exceptions. Here is a very nice one, with a 40 mm steel case, a sublime manual winding movement, and, cherry on the cake, a top white enamel dial. I let you judge by the pictures: The dial, in all its...
Thanks Nico for a truly gorgeous piece! And I love this "discreet" way (with obvious advantages also in terms of protection) to present a tourbillon -- visible from only the back...
And then its finishing, the gorgeous dial...Simply a stunning piece all around! ;-)
What a beautiful timepiece
The dial and the movement are just to die for. And as always your watch photographs are very well executed.
Gorgeous movement, love it.
Nice dial and case. Sorry, I can't stand that crown, onions always make me cry. : ) Thanks for sharing this beauty. Vte
Top class watch! And great pictures, you captured it well Nico šš»šš»šš»
But I would remove the caption on the dial, not sure how it looks in person. Although subtle, not necessary IMO.
I wholeheartedly agree with both points
Iām not a great fan of Tourbillons, except in a few instances- this being one of them. This movement is a spectacular sight with an elegant architecture and complimented with the enamel dial. A perfect and complete package.
im also not typically into Tourbillons....
However this watch reminds of the reasons that I do like the Patek Gondolo 5101P....
Big plus for not exposing the tourbillon through the dial!
Does anyone else do that apart from Patek?