What was cool and something I learned
was that all of the new VC in-house movements that have come out in the 21st
century were conceived and designed with skeletonization in mind. That is some nice foresight.
This allows for the open-work to be done in layers, creating much more of a 3-D
look. It is not the same as the cal 1003 and cal 1120 that VC has skeletonized
in the past, and for the MDA Fabuleux Ornements. Based on your great eye, you
seemed to have noticed this on your own.
VC says it took over 500 hours to design how the skeletonization would be done (at least on the 14-day Tourbillon,
and 50 extra hours of labor to do the actual skeletonizing (on all of the new open-worked movements).
Best of the VC show for me would be the Open-Work 14-Day Tourbillon. I realized that I didn't notice the off-centered dial with all the open-work beauty to feast my eyes upon.


I love the skeletonized cal 4400, and
actually think the diamonds on the bezel are discrete enough for me to feel
comfortable wearing it,



