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Jochen Benzinger stands as a singular figure in independent watchmaking, mastering skeletonization, engraving, and rose engine guillochage entirely by hand. In this article, jlux presents his recently acquired Benzinger Subskription 'Black-Orange,' offering an intimate look at the meticulous craftsmanship that defines Benzinger's unique aesthetic. This piece explores why Benzinger's work, with its distinctive hand-finished details and use of a reliable Unitas movement, continues to captivate collectors seeking true artisanal horology.
Love that black case and orange accents. And what do i need to say about his engravings !! Just stunning and true craftsmanship . Huge Congrats and enjoy it to the max
Nice seeing some close ups! Congratulations, I really love the black/orange look, perfect for October. Mine should be done soon too. I was surprised by how easily he was able to do custom requests.
With such a watch is is real fun to shoot photos.
It will certainly be spectacular.
Unico. I know this from Hublot. I seen, Benzinger use balance screws to adjust the speed.
Originally a hand-wound pocket watch movement from the late 60ies beating at 18000 hz and still in production.
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