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Glashütte Original: the first gen used more manual wind watches

with calibres-51 for the assam torbillon QP cal-52---cal 49(26mm dia x4.3mm) the round version of the (calibre 42 being (26 x 20.5 x 4.3mm) and 24J) there was a lady watch version cal21 (no not frederic piguet's) being 17.5 x 13.8 x 3.7 mm.lady karree 21-01-05-15-04 case 23.5x24.5x8mm a lovely littl
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Glashütte Original: a selection from 2008

the black dial version i have
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Audemars Piguet: if i was buying a pocket watch for daily use

it must have a tourbillon to start with.
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Patek Philippe: they are all fantastic pieces from a great bygone era

i am with you and ref 492 for me. no y just an i.
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Audemars Piguet: ap traditional-ref 26051-the wristwatch version also at 47mm

ref26051pt with calibre 5021/2819 which is a frederic piguet calibre 15
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Horological Meandering: louis cartier designed this in 1917

cartier tank cintree
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Horological Meandering: the movement is classed as a chronometer

but they only made about 1500 of them this would be ideal for you -quattro
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Photography: mark anthony and cleopatra territory- i seem to remember

did you see the paintings
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Horological Meandering: 1917 engineering-movado polyplan curvex 44009 and its crazy curved case-how did they fit the movement in it.

snug fit on the wrist and the cal polyplan 400 is also a sung fit in the case-crown wheel and ratchet wheel meshing at 25 degrees!!
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