AndrewD
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Distortion
Great picture Aaron.
I wonder when we will start to see the finished functioning watches rather than this prototype that has been doing the rounds for the last 18 months.
Did you find the distortion from the crystal at all annoying in real life, or is it perhaps one of the charms of this unique watch?
That huge tourbillon cage is something special.
Andrew
Andrew and Nicolas hit right...
...all it is in the angle of viewing this magnificent watch!!! Looking at it vertically there is no distortion and everything has the WOW!!! effect... the problem is that we look the watch rarely in this angle when we are wearing it, and then the distorti...
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I don’t have the precise specifications, but the Tourbillon is a 42mm watch (compared with 37/38mm for the original manual/automatic La Tradition) and the dial is definitely larger at around 18mm compared with the originals’ 14mm (which matches the size o...
Dear Andrew, since...
...it seems that I am already to the ten (and more) years point, I thank God for multifocal glasses, that as an ophthalmologist, I have the luxury to prescribe to my self, not reading small print, but looking at the dials of my Breguets ... regards tassos
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Hi Tassos We don’t get to ‘talk’ so often these days; hope you are well. I also miss Jack’s ‘performance’ posts about the accuracy of his Marine chronometer. You are right about aging eyes. The following analogy is bit of a stretch, but I have a friend wh...
