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Ahh, beautiful stuff!
Let me add two live pictures from the real process of assembling a Chronometer movement.
Here the gold chatons were mounted into the 3/4 bridge of cal. 58. I took these pictures in April 2009 at the manufacture, three weeks after the Senator Chronometer had been presented at BaselWorld.
Please excuse the poor quality of the pictures taken through the window. Hope they give you the idea anyway.
Best, Martin
Find those interesting pics on Senator Chronometer.
From Glashütte Original presspage. Showing the nice kaliber 58 been cased. Looks nice in rose gold. Tony ...
There's something magical about casing shots.
It's that defining moment when a cacophony of parts becomes a harmonious amalgam, a visual symphony and tactile bliss ! ...and the watchmaker says, "Done. Time for coffee and check my FaceBook." Seriously though, stunning photos that REALLY capture this s...
A wonderfully crisp wristshot!
Now what is the only thing that might be better than a Senator Chronometer? Picture credit to Speedie74. Best, Martin ...
Well,
did someone, a dear Friend mentioned me? Here you are, my Mates: And, of course, my Regulator: Some Macros: Yours, Adam ...
The hard way of watchmaking!
There is nothing worse when you have cased a movement and find a small part of dust on the dial! Do it again, do it right
Ahh, beautiful stuff!
Let me add two live pictures from the real process of assembling a Chronometer movement. Here the gold chatons were mounted into the 3/4 bridge of cal. 58. I took these pictures in April 2009 at the manufacture, three weeks after the Senator Chronometer h...
A modern classic paying tribute to a traditional one :-)
This watch is considered the face of the brand by the people at the manufacture too. Totally agree with you, Ryan! Best, Martin
