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Has anyone ever seen this Greubel Forsey? A limited edition full ceramic cased Technique made for the US market. Interesting. Love the strap. Please stay safe everyone!
I’ve never seen that one. But it’s still a watch?
Just for my curiosity if you don’t mind. What do you have on the back?
Yes, it’s still a watch! Here is a borrowed photo to show the back side. Greubel used much more sapphire for the bridges to expose the movement even more.
That’s gorgeous Ed, is it yours?
I haven’t seen this version in person, but that watch could be my ultimate grail, it’s just stunning.
No, I do not have it. But I’ve seen it and it is so unique. As if the “normal” Technique is not unique enough! [nt]
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There is so much going on you don’t know where to look. Wonderful pleasure for the eyes and mind. Enjoy [nt]
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I have not see it in person yet but would love to do that.
Such a stunning and uber grail watch . Thanks for sharing
It seems that the texture of the ceramic is what sets one brand apart from others...
Because it is evidently so difficult to texturize (it requires a diamond lathe?) when I bought a ceramic I really wanted varied textures on the case...
Yes I just learned that it makes a big difference if the ceramic is brushed or shiny and can alter the color. It must be very difficult to work with. The nice thing is it won’t scratch easily. [nt]
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That is gorgeous
I’ve seen the original version spectacular as is every GF
This is no exception too
This is no exception too