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Yes, 38/39 would be more my taste, but not at the point to be a deal breaker.
Moritz Grossmann Benu 41 mm Steel Tremblage Dial.
Most probably my favorite Moritz Grossmann. This dial is to die for. Best, Nicolas ...
I got to try the Grossman Tremblage in Dubai.
The dial is stunning in hand, the gold tremblage dial is the star for sure. Hand worked with extraordinary restrain, it creates a soft, granular surface that plays with the light rather than shouting for attention. In person it has depth and warmth which ...
Now, if MG would pair a tremblage dial with the hamatic movement...
Hammered, front & back!
I had the chance to try the WG as well as the RG version during a special dinner.
This is the MG I still remember and dream of. The WG case worked much better for me. 🙏 ...
P.S.: I don’t know what the reason is, but for the past few days
all my photos have been turning sideways when I upload them. I’m not doing anything differently than before. 😅
Stunning …
… dial, timeless elegant case, gorgeous caliber - but for my honest opinion way too large. 37 to 38mm would be the sweet spot for this dresser. Being this large, it supports me yo keep “strong”. Best, Holger
Hasn't MG already done this in the 37mm Benu case? ...or maybe it was "vintage" but not tremblage.
If tremblage in 37mm hasn't happened yet, I hope it comes out, and not as a limited run because I think it would be a bestseller, relatively speaking. (I'd be willing to sell as many of my current watches as needed to be able to snag a 37mm tremblage -- a...
Thank you for your endorsement ☺️
I’m also attracted by the work of the dial. Movement is nice too. ...
The tremblage dial is made entirely by hand on a solid gold base.
The numerals are part of the dial itself from the start, raised from the same piece of gold rather than applied later. Once formed, the surrounding surface is worked with a sharp steel tool, tapped thousands of times to create the fine, irregular tremblag...
