:-) Are they all 34mm? [nt]
....nah, on the right is 34mm while the center and the left are 37mm, right? They are still "Simple" indeed!
Ken
This message has been edited by KIH on 2012-02-26 22:35:39
Funny, the same watches yet so different one for the other.
All lovely in a different sort of way, kind of makes me like PG again.
Proof that you don't need to do something overly complicated to make a great watch.
Best regards,
George
Simply.................. beautiful :)
You lucky guy...
How often does that happen Thanks for sharing the photos. I think the yellow gold look best...
Regards
I think I know whose wg gray dial that is!
this is what Paris must have felt like ....
three beauties, so hard to choose! Thanks, that is some GTG!
Best
Andreas
Question is: which one is Aphrodite ? For me, the Breguet hands one ! ;-) [nt]
Reproducibility
Wonderful to see these three together, SJX. Thanks!
I have asked this question before, but I am always intrigued by how reproducible an individual craftsman can be. What an opportunity, with a 10x loupe, to really look ofver the movement to see how much little variation there is from piece to piece. I have only seen Simplicities one at a time, and it's impossible to remember the subtletiesto allow comparison. Any comments or observations?
Andrew
There are differences but they are subtle
For instance the grain of the striping at certain angles or the finish on the bridge for the pallet fork beneath the balance wheel. These are barely perceptible but still evident when looking carefully. That is perhaps why Dufour is the pinnacle of finishing, it is so good it almost looks machine made but the consistency, at the very finest levels of granularity, is evidently hand made.
- SJX
That's very a very helpful observation, SJX. Thanks!
I wonder how many Simplicities have ever been together in the one place? Apart from when they were in the Dufour 'nursery'.
Andrew
Simply gorgeous!
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