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In a captivating post, als1678 delves into the intricate world of haute horlogerie, presenting a watch that embodies both aesthetic grace and mechanical prowess. His initial observations set the stage for a deeper appreciation of artisanal craftsmanship, particularly focusing on the provenance and future of specialized dial manufacturing. This exploration is crucial for understanding the evolving landscape of luxury watch production and the preservation of traditional techniques.
In this case, I‘m pulled to the dark side.
A great combination!
The execution is exceptional, both dial and movement side.
But that guilloche dial is indeed hard to resist!
Don't get me wrong, I like Urwerk...but the guilloché version of the 82172 just drives me nuts. Great stuff you've got.
Those dials were certainly made by Cadraniers de Genève which is nowadays fully owned by FP Journe. I am not sure why VC sold their stake ... Unfortunately I think such handmade dials would be more and more rare in the VC catalog even if some sort of collaboration remains.
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