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A few shots of the Vacheron 270th
Anniversary Patrimony Traditionelle. While many do not care for the 270th Anniversary guilloche I am a big fan. It gives the watch dimension and some depth. Further the light catches it and changes the appearance of the dial depending upon the watch’s orientation to such light. It’s a no date manual wind watch with a small seconds at 6 o’clock. A very nice size and wears comfortable on the wrist. Thanks for looking. 
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A few shots of the Vacheron 270th
Anniversary Patrimony Traditionelle. While many do not care for the 270th Anniversary guilloche I am a big fan. It gives the watch dimension and some depth. Further the light catches it and changes the appearance of the dial depending upon the watch’s ori...
I think they are fixed.
That's a unique dial guilloche which I like a lot. Excellent photos.
I believe this one looks better in person than it comes across in pictures.
Thanks for sharing these photos Ed, cheers, Filip
Reminds me a little of the R.W. Smith guilloche for the London Olympics, but more to my taste
Do you have a favorite guilloche dial? Have seen you post many.
Great photos of this dial.
The motif is very dynamic, but I personally regret that it is stamped, not hand-guilloché, and that it features a sort of branding with the Maltese cross. Juste my thoughts, of course: I completely understand the appeal for someone else. Best, Emmanuel