Patek Philippe - I can't imagine the number of hours needed

I can't imagine the number of hours needed

Thanks again for sharing Gordon, these are artwork we don't hear about often (to say the least), it is nice to see it posted here.

Cheers, Mark

Thanks to Patrickh, mystery of the "Richard the 3rd" dome clock is solved, it...

By: GLau : May 15th, 2016-07:40

is a piece commissioned by Stratford-Upon-Avon jewellers George Pragnell to mark the occasion of the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death ! My previous post below: www.watchprosite.com In my previous post I mentioned the cloisonné enamel looks...

my pleasure Gordon.

By: patrickh : May 15th, 2016-07:50

I know you are passionate by these dome clocks. Thanks for your very detailed post and nicely illustrated. Cheers, Patrickh

Hi Patrickh, you have made me...

By: GLau : May 15th, 2016-07:53

happy for the rest of the year for helping solve this mysterious dome clock! Many thanks again! Cheers Gordon

My, my! To buy, or not to buy, that is the question. [nt]

By: alwoo888 : May 16th, 2016-16:43

Hi alwoo888, in this Shakespeare's case, the sale fo the dome should be ....

By: GLau : May 17th, 2016-10:42

auctioned off for a meaningful charity (i.e. for play writers, poets, etc.) just like what Patek did in Singapore last year for its 50th Birthday. Cheers, Gordon

I can't imagine the number of hours needed

By: Mark in Paris : May 16th, 2016-16:49

Thanks again for sharing Gordon, these are artwork we don't hear about often (to say the least), it is nice to see it posted here. Cheers, Mark

Hi Mark, this is enamel firing and painting reaching the pinnacle ! Although the...

By: GLau : May 17th, 2016-10:40

motif may not suit everyone's taste, the artwork surely must be appreciated by all. Cheers, Gordon