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but worth to be shown here. Not necessarily my style but a great piece of art. Piece unique with titanium case and bracelet with stone dial. Minute repeater with tourbillon. Great sound and great feel on the wrist. Unfortunately the foil on the case do no

Maybe the fact that they are less standard could mean less ease to service? Watches can easily be stored in safes for investment sadly... On my side, it is not at the top of my wish list but I would love a JLC Atmos with moon phase. The idea of having an

A lot of HMs are difficult to wear but for me there art piece that you can wear on the wrist . Would love to add one when possible 🙏🏻

I love engraved watches and it doesn’t matter what the resale value is when you order such a masterpiece. You will wear it with pride and probably never sell it . What’s worthless for one can be priceless for another. At least thats my thoughts

I tried it once in Switzerland many years ago when meeting Vianney. I absolutely fell in love with it and have considered it many, many times. Maybe not something I could pull off as a regular wearer but occationally and just to have it. Its one of those

As you said, I do prefer the casualness of the canvas straps on the 105ct. In terms of ownership, the watch just makes me happy. Even though I don't wear it every day because my workplace at times calls for a more conservative timepiece, it truly feels li

And your is one of my all time favorite too. Is this the 38mm with enamel dial? My first PSM is a 42mm MkII and very soon I fell for the art piece in 38mm. Both are distinctly beautiful. Thanks anyway for sharing. Joseph

Thanks to Greubel Forsey, I could attend this evening the opening cocktail of the exhibition Chapeaux / hommage  Robert Filliou which took place at the Galerie La Vitrine am in Paris. The question you may have is to understand the link between this exhib

Stephen Forsey gave his presentation in French, translated into Japanese, using an English power point presentation... switching to English for our small after event discussion ;-). I was interested to hear directly about the "Le Garde Temps - Naissance d

In celebrating their tenth year as a forerunner in complicated timepieces, I had the opportunity to sit down with Mr. Stephen Forsey of Greubel Forsey. Some envy the youth for their ignorant bliss and for the simplicity in enjoyment. As we grow, mature, a