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One of my favorite tourbillons, John, and ...
... when you factor in how much of it is handmade, it doesn't get much better.
I have yet to see (and hear) one in the metal, but I am looking forward to the day.
Can you tell us more about the case metal and dial? I haven't seen this combination before and it looks delicious.
Congratulations!
Andrew
I'm a very lucky guy :-) .......
This is so hypnotizing. Absolutely one of the very very best tourbillon in the world I'm a happy , lucky guy ;-) *CL...
Wow!
John, That is quite an understatement. That watch is incredible! I have had the pleasure to handle in person and am still haunted by this one.
And another wowowowowow!
You ARE a lucky guy. Just beautiful and mesmerizing! Congratulations! respo
Yes you are...
Congratulations on this beautiful piece. Wonderful photo. Regards, Richard.
Congratulations on this beautiful looking piece....
Shall look forward to reading your more in-depth report as well as some more stunning photos.
One of my favorite tourbillons, John, and ...
... when you factor in how much of it is handmade, it doesn't get much better. I have yet to see (and hear) one in the metal, but I am looking forward to the day. Can you tell us more about the case metal and dial? I haven't seen this combination before a...
delicate kind of luck ;)
such unique watch in taste, in look and im sure as well in the feeling of it on the wrist, and such a NICE shot . enjoy mate and thanks for sharing . Faisal
I'm indeed very lucky BUT.....
my purists friend is luckier The watch was lent to me to wear for unlimited time Where does one find such a friend? Try asking me to lend him my Simplicity....hahahhaahha This watch wears very comfortably on my small wrist, doesn't look big at all. It is ...
WOW ! Am so jealous...
Congratulations ! There are few pieces in the horological world which make my heart beat much faster. The H1 and H2 are like a shot of adrenaline... Just looking at the photo makes me swallow hard !
When Max is jealous...
...that's saying something! Many congratulations, CL -- a wonderful piece. That sound is unique too, eh? Just as interesting when held to the ear as when beheld with the eye. I love the dial combination as well. How does the size work for you? I'm assumin...
Wow - Please post most scans of this one.
Quite simply one of the most magnificent timepieces in existence. I hope to see on in the metal some day, but pictures will likely have to do for the time being. Congratulations. Darren
CL, while I was away, what have you done!
But, having read on, I understand that you have a VERY nice friend indeed Black dial looks great, too. And yummy! Ken
As Lee Trevino once stated: I work hard for my luck...
Congrats and what a fabulous watch - you worked hard to get it, and it looks brilliant. Wear it in the very best of health. Andrew H
So in love!
Congrats! That's a stunner and the photo...yowza! If I owned one all I could manage to do all day is stare at my wrist. Enjoy your new beauty! Cheers, Daos
Now I know why you don't have one....
Bad public transportation in CA, but can't drive with a Haldimann on your wrist! Don
With a Haldimann on the wrist I could neither drive...
...speak, or think. I have been lucky enough to experience the "PuristS" edition in person on more than one occasion and boy, oh boy, do I covet it! Hope you've been well! Daos
What a beauty! VERY lucky indeed.
Glad to see you feel happy with that wonderful piece. One of the best looking tourbillon movements, to me. Enjoy it, for us too. Vte
this is just sublime, especially with the dark grey dial
as far as i'm aware only 2 types of central tourbillon exist and both are sublime even though they are executed in very different ways. i would have both if i could and i'd be very very hard pressed to decide which one to get first. you are a very lucky m...
Stunning indeed ...
CL: Should have looked you up last week while I was in NYC. Missed my chance to see the piece in flesh. BTW, we still need to meet even though KIH is now back in Tokyo. Let's try in Sep. Cheers! Wilson
watch time
isn't that the same model that was in the watchtime issue that featured that company?