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Signed by M. Parmigiani. Who else did/does this?
I have a couple of Parmigiani Guarantee Booklets/ Certificates of Authenticity from 1999-2000.
In both cases the spreads bearing his photo and title are signed, in ink, by the Master. SEVEN signatures, all the same but different in the booklet in the photos.
They are not autopen, I am sure of it. (I think his pen was running out of ink by page 37.)
Crazy, right? But I like it.
I have tons of M. Parmigiani autos for sale if anyone wants a photocopy of one.
(Lots of early PFs seem to have lost their booklets, etc.)
But also made me casually wonder...did/do other makers spend a lot of time signing papers like M. Parmigiani did?
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Signed by M. Parmigiani. Who else did/does this?
I have a couple of Parmigiani Guarantee Booklets/ Certificates of Authenticity from 1999-2000. In both cases the spreads bearing his photo and title are signed, in ink, by the Master. SEVEN signatures, all the same but different in the booklet in the phot...
I have a Gerd Lang signature on the book for my Chronoswiss.
That wa ages ago though.
