RGM Visit!
Had the pleasure of visiting Roland Murphy of RGM Watches at his shop near Lancaster, PA yesterday. The photos don't do justice to the beauty of his enamel-dialed (!!) 801 "Corp of Engineers" watch, and its entirely in-house movement. Also got a (poor...)...
Very nice! Always liked the stuff from RGM!
Do you know, the movement you showed so prominently, is it based on the ETA 6497/98 with different bridge layout?
I have seriously considered the 801-COE
Gorgeous watch. I might end up with one at some point, we'll see. Very much my style
RGM is a great host!
Last year my wife and I got a tour by Roland and he took time to answer all my questions even though he was on a tight schedule. My RGM 151-PR is the result of the visit and got my foot in the door with RGM...now to decide if a ceramic or guilloche dial i...
It's worth the wait.
It's a wonderful watch and the dial is very close to the original pocket watches. ...
Blued hands often look like that in photos.
My Glashutte does the same thing unless I catch the light correctly.