Coming out of his workshop, so no reviews yet. I have been planning to write a story for SJX about the 30CP project, which is the name of the watch. So stay tuned for that!
To begin with I was much more into movement finish and had a dream of a Dufour, but I must admit that dial and not least case manufacture has won me over. To some extent at least. I can assure that the 6 internal angles on this one is paper sharp, and the bevelling is just right and in a way more da
Yes, the strap pairs super well. All the engraving is done by hand so it has the artisinal look. Some of you might recognise a slight similarity to Vianney Halters classic dials. Not a coincidence, but small (approved) hommage ;-)
I know they are busy working on the movements! Actually they have been working on them for close to 2 years now, but things take time, and there have modifications along the way, making it even better. It's a good wait since it's pure manufacture time and not artificial... Once the movements are up
The hands are blued, but has this ever so slightly purple color to it. They are individually made, cut and polished to shape. I love how the whole watch has this special handmade feel to it. Great to see especially casemaking at this level preserved and made using the old machines from Patek. I will
So the case, dial, crown, hands, buckle etc. all designed, manufacture and finished by Christian and Hanne. On this watch the wheels, springs and balance is from a late 40s GP27 (a formula 1 version of the AS1130). Hard to beat the quality of wheels and pinions from back then! Everything hardened st
Just a little photo of the watch with a new ostrich strap. The watch is just so good! Case, dial and movement is so well made by Christian and Hanne. A new chapter for actual danish watchmaking has begun. Enjoy your Sunday!