VinnieD
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Grail, period
Steel 5004...
[Picture credit: Onlyvintage]
This message has been edited by FabR on 2020-05-11 10:23:57
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Sorry for the misunderstanding
This is not mine. To me, a grail has to remain a theoretical exercise. I do not believe I will ever own one of these but it is a horological highlight that I wanted to share just for the sake of sharing
Yes indeed!
This is the source. I would have added it but the picture was stored on my drive hence I could not credit the correct dealer. Mistake corrected - thanks!
Lovely Burger Indeed! 🍔
I have seen a couple of the 5004 up close in person. The ones that I saw were both examples in gold ( rose as well as yellow). They were both very beautiful. Studying this picture makes me want to see one in steel ( or at least a white metal). I bet it is...
Interesting the apparent discoloration of the hands
Similar changes have also been found on 5070G and 5970G. But the indices seem to remain unaffected in these cases.
Maybe just to make it differently looking?
Not always is this successful, of course... Same problem as with the 5550...
