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Clueless_Collector's post highlights a fascinating horological creation that immediately sparks discussion about design originality and brand identity. This piece, with its distinctive dual-escapement architecture, prompts collectors to consider the fine line between homage and imitation in high-watchmaking. The community's responses delve into the aesthetic appeal and the underlying philosophy of such independent designs, making it a valuable read for those interested in the evolving landscape of luxury timepieces.
but impressive timepiece (s) though, 1 of each.
2 timezones makes a lot of sense with two escapements. I would pick this over Legacy Machine N°2.
If these drop like other Arnold and son would really tempt me
I can not ignore i like it. The sameness with MBandF is tru. Back to the title i use, my collecting style is to do only one dial watches. A gmt by this of two clocks in one, both separated, looks great, albeit it have a dial and crown to much. I do not need to know a time on another continent, or want to know summer and winter time at one look. But the fun factor and style is perhaps a good reason to change, would you let such a juicy watch alone because it have an own design language? My own an
I agree this is a nicel watch, with all the bells and whistles.
Most likely already allocated.
My eyes’ trying to search for MB&F in the article as my brain works that way but I’m puzzled. I’m not a fan of copy cats and think this is lazy designers at work.
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