Horological Meandering

This message has been edited by SJX on 2008-05-21 07:10:14

Courtesy of the owner.

 

 

- SJX

First time I hear such a speed repeater!

Sounds great, BTW!

Best.

Nicolas

Remarkable watch, indeed!

Than,ks for this moment of dream.

Nicolas

SJX,

You clearly do not sleep and must hunt your prey like a creature of the night. The wolf-man of watches!
Thank you for you dedication and great pictures.

TCP

... just the remedy for an evening of relaxation.

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beauty. It is always nice to see such nice pictures and it is even nicer to get a small video especially with a minute repeater ))) You make my day!

oliver

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A sonnerie is probably the best complication to have in a pocket watch.

Thanks SJX for the wonderful pics and video!

Thks for sharing

for the fabulous pictures and video.

It's easy to see how someone's adrenaline can kick into high gear and chase away any tiredness when coming across a magnificent timepiece such as this.

Congrats to the owner.

Bob

That is really "a piece to look after for the next generation"

 

 

 

Cheers.

I love what you said about some timepieces are truly masterpieces. VERY well said JX!!!

it deserves only the best of owners who will wear it and appreciate it. its really a shame that some fabulous pocketwatches dont get out of their boxes enough. that is a very lucky man to have a museum quality piece in his posession.

for some reason i cant view the video, but my Longines MR chimes the hours at 120bpm or there abouts which seems about right as it is easy to count them as they chime.

i'll try using firefox to view the video.

Graham 

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Long ago, when supreme guality was something whisperd rather than shouted, Patek Philippe (and one or two others) produced what must certainly be their greatest works. Thank you for a glimpse of this exquisite masterpiece..

I don't suppose you could tell me the movement number?

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