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Nautilus coffee table
Nautilus 5990 coffee table by Pedro Costa. 36” case diameter and a featherweight 220 pounds. 
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Nautilus coffee table
Nautilus 5990 coffee table by Pedro Costa. 36” case diameter and a featherweight 220 pounds. ...
Wow 🤩! I am speechless !
This table is amazing ! How did you come up with this idea ? Please share a wrist shot of your 5990 next to the 5990 table !
Incredible talented labor and skills.
He is definitely an asset for exhibitions and those who must have it all.
The chronograph doesn't work but hours, minutes and seconds hands are functional. I can't see a second time zone on 5990 table as well
You can see the full details here www.watchcollectinglifestyle.com
According to the article :
"All watch coffee tables are completed by equipping them with a hybrid electro-mechanical movement developed by UK’s finest clockmaker Sinclair Harding. If you read the feature about Jorg Hysek’s ‘ La Colonne du Temps’, then you already know about Sinclai...
This redefines the concept of . . . "for the man with everything"
Wow, that's over-the-top, but cool too. M4
Enamel costs more when it is minute in size due to hard work and precision involved I think.. I might be wrong [nt]
Love how your mind works though ..
Going to go against the popular sentiment here
Incredibly tasteless piece. Would not take it even if given for free. Just buy the real thing.
