VMM
5636
I like the engine.
I like the way all the bridges come from the outside, leaving the inside just full of gears, and wheels, if you don't see the bottom bridges, they look like they are holding together with each other. I would like to try it and feel it on the wrist.
Thanks for the picture.
Vte
Arnold & Son Nebula
My favorite skeletonized watch together with the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked. ...
I like the engine.
I like the way all the bridges come from the outside, leaving the inside just full of gears, and wheels, if you don't see the bottom bridges, they look like they are holding together with each other. I would like to try it and feel it on the wrist. Thanks...
Exact same sentiment here.
Without a shadow of doubt, this is among the very best skeletonised movement designs. Thankfully, the rear isn’t just better looking than the front, so it can be worn the correct way round.
There are a number of brands worthy of being discussed more often and at greater length.
I too have become somewhat jaded in recent times, not from HF, but from the incessant furore over models that are pretty much run-of-the-mill. I still revel in pieces which bring something new/inventive to the table, such as Frodsham or Grossmann, to name...
I have had the chance to see a few Laurent Ferrier watches at our authorized dealer here in Bahrain.
The movement finishing is quite astonishing as is the movement construction.
