You'll always be able to get another Lange with the same superlative finish and quality... On the other hand, the goldpfeil is a classic, one of a kind, quite unique piece from one of the greatest independant ever. The opportunity to get your hand on a second one is close to zero... So, my advice: k
That's really an amazing piece. If it's indeed a 3 bridge tourbillon from 1875 in good shape, it's definitely museum worth. As per forum usual rules I can't give an estimate, but look into Antiquorum online database for similar pocket watches and you'll see. It's a remarkable family heirloom, hold o
it's very hard to set my objectives for more than a couple of month. However, I'm a sucker for these: Lange "pour le Merite" with fusée chain (the regular version is also a great choice A bit of artisanal dream: Observatoire: The most elegant QP in my opinion: Some vintage dream: Longines 30ch anoth
Yes, it's what GC calls a Sliding hour. I think it's quite a setback from genta's usual jumping hours, but if it's well integrated, why not. I'm unable to find a picture of the caliber (GC22 from the website)
Ferrier's work is not only of top quality, but i'm particularly in une with the assumed understatement of the watch: nothing but the best, although only a true purist would recognise it! I love it! Could you do us a favor? I'd love to see the last comparison shoot in high res quality! Congrats on yo
In terms of watch, the villeret is my choice, but not with the MOP dial. I just think that its clearly appealing on the first look, but you get quickly tired of it. Also it removes a key point of the villeret: perfect lisibility. IMO mouvement and finish of the Villeret is way beyond that of the Rie
For the fun, the two cams to be changed can be seen here: (credit to horlogerie-suisse.com) Notice how the center cam (not sur of the exact term) mimics perfectly the course of the sun in a specific spot: They are custom made to mimic the sun movement in the sky for a specific location. Major locati