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Do you like Guilloche? Roger Smith shows us how to do it
ROSE ENGINE
If you want to know how it's done, here's Roger Smith giving instruction on how he does it. It only takes about 30-40 minutes to watch all the videos, where you learn that it took him months to get a handful of dials created to George Daniels' standard.
I love this series of calm, no-nonsense narrative and filming.
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Do you like Guilloche? Roger Smith shows us how to do it
ROSE ENGINE If you want to know how it's done, here's Roger Smith giving instruction on how he does it. It only takes about 30-40 minutes to watch all the videos, where you learn that it took him months to get a handful of dials created to George Daniels'...
I love Rose turning engines, sorry if the wrong words are used.
I remember back a couple years back for AP, the 15202 and select Royal Oaks still used a hand turned rose engine. Other lower prices Royal Oaks had computer turned dials or stamped dials. If I have my facts right.
I LOVE that series
Did you watch the six parter about finishing hands? In the guilloche one I think near the end he says something like “ this is when it’s really risky - make a mistake now and you have to start completely over from scratch, losing hours of work” I so admir...
