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Perhaps it’s how I phrased it in my post..

 

My understanding is not and I never meant to say that FP does not like shiny dials per se. the concept of the CB is that it is a reflective dial. So is the dial of the tourbillon Vertical. This is also quite shiny as it is cut in to the gold in a similar fashion as the barley corn finish on the back of the CB just much much finer.
The point in the discussion I had with the head of the dial manufacture referred only to why the surface of the metal dials are mat. I originally inquired about the ruthinium dials and why they had a changed in appearance. The rest of his explanation just followed from his answer… it an aesthetic choice rather than a technical one. As we know he is 100% the boss and so things are done as he wants. If I were to speculate further as to why this is, all on my own an account, I think a mat finish is more versatile and discreet. So, for a general expression in a broad collection it’s the better choice. That doesn’t exclude making a CB dial, a jade dial or a MOP dial with a shining effct in some instances.

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