ChristianDK
[F.P. Journe Moderator]
15037
Interesting almost quirky. I somehow like that.
What I was suspecting. I believe Patek has this practice on a few other of their high end pieces. So a kind of tradition for Patek. I can’t think of any other brand doing this?
An amazing piece I always have admired
I love that the Tourbillon is only visible on the back. Btw what is the number printed on the dial?
Interesting almost quirky. I somehow like that.
What I was suspecting. I believe Patek has this practice on a few other of their high end pieces. So a kind of tradition for Patek. I can’t think of any other brand doing this?
Yes, I believe this practice is unique to Patek,
and it has existed for a long time, as these other models with a tourbillon demonstrate: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel
Nice one
A shame they wrote tourbillon and especially the movt number on the dial, would personnaly have preferred without both. BTW a watch with with same number is listed on c24, hopefully not a scam!
This watch looks incredibly good on your wrist!
Again, thank you so much for sharing these wonderful photos. Now, I'm even more excited and impatient to see this timepiece in person. Best, Emmanuel
One of my dream watches, however, never tried it on
And honestly, I‘m afraid if it would fit me….. Dirk
Great photos of a BIG piece (figuratively and literally) !
The applied Brequet numberals against the salmon dial works very well ! This combo along with the stepped and curved case makes it visually attractive. I saw one in the metal previously was enamored.
