GLau
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during the visit but the staff there did not know. They mentioned that watchmakers were not used to working on big components and they needed time to adjust !🤣
3rd day: After GTG with HA Horology Anncienne now I continue to
POISON ☠️ you all with more rare handcrafts! 🤣 GTG : www.watchprosite.com AP on the dial 🤩!👆 ...
Of this line-up....
I find the pocket watch sailboat in the first picture most appealing 🙂. Thanks again for a wonderful set of images! Cheers, Filip
48 and 49 really stand out👌🏽
They’re obviously all very special in their own unique ways. I wonder how long it takes to complete a table clock.🤔
Thanks for chiming in !
See if I can ask at Palexpo today about the time needed for a table clock
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during the visit but the staff there did not know. They mentioned that watchmakers were not used to working on big components and they needed time to adjust !🤣 ...
Yes. I am sure these are addicitve.
I only have one opportunity to see these up close at the Patek Exhibition here in 2019, ... but I saw possibly the best of them - the ones with wood marquetry dials.
These are so great to see! Do you have any pictures
to post of the Don Quixote ones and the Jules Verne please?
Gordon, thanks for reporting. While in general I am not a fan of Ellipse watches (I like a watch to have lugs), the parrot cloisonné
is the exception for me. Beautiful and perfect for the case shape. Best, Patekova