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As G B Shaw once said about monkeys and typewriters, . . .
. . . "eventually".
Yes, two blue enamel 1894 Homages in one wrist shot. I'll bet this has never happened before.
I believe it was our Count de Monet that said . . .
. . . "Who needs a Lange when you can have this?"
There's only a hundred to begin with . . .
. . . and they all went to Japan in the mid-'90s. To find two in the next hemisphere side by side has gotta be a first.
;-)
Of course! . . .
. . . the other belongs to our community member davudvl, who rarely posts. He just scored his blue 1894 recently.
A handsome pair! Was it a planned meet up or did gravity of the gold and enamel pull you two together?
Dave and I met at my watchmaker's shop . . .
. . . to get a handle on how his latest acquisition was running. 317º amplitude, 0.1 ms beat error . . . as good as it gets.
🤙🏻
An 1894 was on my wish list for a long time . . .
. . . before the right moment came three years ago. It had been one of my grails ever since seeing Steve G's twenty years back.
You too, Mach! . . .
. . . visiting friends tomorrow, practicing pool today. Life is good . . .
. . .
So beautiful..
great design and colors...just a very cohesive design...works great! Just looked it up and read up on this model...so stunning really. The RG and blue dial combo is great and sector dials always catch my eye...thanks for sharing...I learn something every day on here!
You are . . .
. . . not wrong.
I'd forgotten about this ref. And wish I hadn't seen these images from a Christie's auction. Now I want one.