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Nicolas, known as 'amanico' on WatchProSite, offers an exclusive look at the Girard Perregaux Minute Repeater Multi Axis Tourbillon Open Dial. His initial post highlights the watch's horological complexity and significant dimensions, sparking a discussion among collectors about its presence and intricate mechanics. This article delves into the community's impressions and additional insights regarding this remarkable timepiece.
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A skeleton watch makes me want a skeleton fountain pen!!!
I'm using a Louis Cartier Fountain Pen (in addition to my Montblanc) now. The large nib is very nice and has some flexibility. I really like larger nibs with a lot of big metal (I'm referring to the nib itself, not the F/M/B size) and larger feeds (6mm to 9mm).
Is this a 144/145 size or is it a 146 size? If you have a picture of the pen uncapped, I can make that determination for you. I really like my 146. What a great size and what a great nib. The "6" in 146 denotes a 6mm wide feed and it's a No. 6 size nib (this sizing is not related to the F/M/B size, it's the size of the whole gold piece, not the size of the tip). The 144/145 nib is a "4" or "5" size nib and I think they have a 4mm feed.
I know we have an external link policy which I've always respected. But if this survives moderation, check out time stamp 29:20 in this video to actually hear my recording of the Minute Repeater Multi Axis: Best, Tim
Thanks for sharing Tim ☀️ Would love to see some more videos on neo-vintage for GP pieces. These 36 mm and 38 mm pieces are mh favorites. Laureato 8010 2499
of a potatoesque look.
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