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From the Earth to the Moon - safe landing
New arrival from this year’s rare handcrafts collection.
Oh wow, I didn't see this one coming! Exceptional dial, I love the hunter case back, too. The original detail is... The screws on the bezel! Huge congrats, my friend.
🙏 - yes the screws are something different for sure
but do fit the vibe of the piece.
Many thanks, yes I been lucky after 2 or 3 misses the last two requests have been successful
Very nice and special in many ways…
I am not a big PP fan (for various reasons, excluding their watch making skills of course), but this is different! The dial anyway, the bezel with the ALIGNED screews (would be interested in how they did that), the hunter back! Congrats!! 👌🏻👏🏻🤩
Beauty!
That dial is superb, and I love the case back. The screw heads on the bezel is different for a caltrava. It definitely fits in the exploration vibes here 👍
Huge congrats, Russell.
Stunning watch with some unique details... so nice to see the perfectly aligned screw slots on the bezel.
Well done ! 👍 Huge congratulations 🎊🍾🎈! I
saw this piece in W&W and the story behind it is very interesting!💪
Enjoy it often and would you spice it up with a colorful strap ?
Congratulations !
what a coincidence i just posted on a ml on the forum wondering what the 2025 book looks like.
also i was wondering since when patek philippe uses studs on the case like Cartier or AP
also i was wondering since when patek philippe uses studs on the case like Cartier or AP
Many thanks
The book in the photo is a first edition of Jules Verne From the Earth to the Moon from 1873. The bezel screws are a first to fit the theme.
Amazing timepiece, Russell!
Huge congratulations. As said by Nico, the screws on bezel and hunter case back are mesmerizing.
It’s wonderful to have world map from the perspective from space too!
Enjoy. Best, Henry
It’s wonderful to have world map from the perspective from space too!
Enjoy. Best, Henry