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Emil Wojcik
Review to come
This message has been edited by Dr No on 2025-08-12 21:59:52
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mblum3 February 8th, 2025-22:10
looking forward to your impressions - beautiful piece! I understand these are quite large in diameter. I have a book called The Watch. There are some amazing examples of their work. A minute repeater with a peacock automaton. A beautiful 24 hour dial "philosopher's" watch. Also a beautiful moonphase with date...
mblum3 February 8th, 2025-23:01
Here they are - from The Watch by Gene Stone and Stephen Pulvirent ...
quattro February 9th, 2025-10:41
I like the philosopher’s watch and didn’t know they had done one.
LarsG February 9th, 2025-12:35
Congrats! Looking forward to your review and wearing experience. Looks amazing. Enjoy!
Emil Wojcik March 19th, 2025-19:46
Review to come It is with great sadness to let you know that my husband Emil passed away on March 7, 2025. This watch was something we ordered when he was in the hospital and I am grateful that he had some time to wear it while in the hospital. This forum meant the worl...
Dr No August 12th, 2025-21:54
Oh my gosh. I was thinking about Emil just now, wondering why . . . . . . I hadn't seen any posts from him recently. I am so sorry to learn of his passing, and so late. Please accept our long-delayed condolences, Janet. And know that he was a valued member of our community. How we missed your post is beyond me. Art
Emil Wojcik September 26th, 2025-13:18
Emil Wojcik Hi Art and thank you so much for the kind words. This community meant as much to Emil and his watches did. He enjoyed being on here and sharing recent purchases. We have 4 children and each one picked a watch that they have fond memories of their Dad with...
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