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2 artisanal versions of the Zenith Cal. 5011
Left, the variant used in the Zenith Pilot Type 20 Skeleton , right, the one which drives the Pilot Type 20 Tribute to Louis Blériot:
Both of the magnificent on each own's right, and this in many, many ways!
Very shortly much more!
Cheers and have a nice weekend,
Magnus
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2 artisanal versions of the Zenith Cal. 5011
Left, the variant used in the Zenith Pilot Type 20 Skeleton , right, the one which drives the Pilot Type 20 Tribute to Louis Blériot: Both of the magnificent on each own's right, and this in many, many ways! Very shortly much more! Cheers and have a nice ...
I think the way they merged the flight engravings with the movement's parts is very nice
Thanks for the pics Magnus. Cheers, Mark
Marc, I agree but the Skeleton is no slough either...
as there quite a few angles which tell why they needed >200h to skeletonise the movement. Best, Magnus
