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I admired a sibling at the NY Exhibition
and those numerals are so beautiful. A gorgeous dial!
it really is about the dial, but the case sings so sweetly too.....
Thanks for your words
OK, now I need to decide which organ or limb I'm giving up for this watch...
Yes, keeping this in plastic will be a disgrace to the watch world, imo.
Rgds
Raymond
It is made up of many, many pieces of metal, into a mechanical marvel...
Imagine x years later, some future generations dug up this piece of artifact, they may wonder how "ancient people" in year 2000s able to create miniature wonders, just like how we puzzled on the 7 wonders of the world.
That's the kind of thing I keep thinking about.
All those tiny parts, some that can't clearly be seen without a magnifier, placed together to do something so complex. What will people think?
Similar to the millions of transistors we are making into a tiny chip....thickness of film in Angstroms (1 angstrom = 0.1 nanometer)
imagine how tired my engineers and operators eyes looking for a speck of particle?
I still marvel at your capacity to hold this secure until you were ready. Willpower [nt]
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Hi Joe, your baby 5370P is alive and kicking because it gets to breathe freely ! :-)
This side profile photo is excellent because it shows show nice the case and lugs look ! Furthermore, the 3D effect of the applied Brequet numerals is shown clearly.
Thanks for Sharing.
Cheers,
Gordon