FabR
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Superb post and terrific new entry! Jaquet Droz has indeed been at the top of the game on enamel dials for a very long time, it's a real pleasure to see another of their terrific creations.
Last year in Milano, my girlfriend and I had a chance to be shown in detail several of these masterpieces, and it was frankly impressive. JD also makes bespoke dials upon request. The rest of your collection is really impressive, so at this point you definitely also need a Patek 5077 or 5089/5086/5177/etc. with enamel dial if you don't own one yet! ;-)
Thanks again for a very interesting post.
Jaquet Droz Petitie Heure Minute Paillonee and enamel dials
Without a flicker of doubt, the most attractive feature of the watch is the enamel dial, which requires an extremely labor-intensive process - an almost dying art, so to speak... Enameling refers to the use of colored glass to form a decorative surface ov...
Superb post and terrific new entry! Jaquet Droz has indeed been at the top of the game on enamel dials for a very long time, it's a real pleasure to see another of their terrific creations.
Last year in Milano, my girlfriend and I had a chance to be shown in detail several of these masterpieces, and it was frankly impressive. JD also makes bespoke dials upon request. The rest of your collection is really impressive, so at this point you defi...
This JD is a fantastic watch!
That is one of the best dials that I have ever seen: a real masterpiece!
I was working on an article when I got drawn into your fantastic overview
Perhaps there is a whole other world of enamel items out there for you to explore, as well as watches? Cazalea (he certainly thinks so) ...
Absolute amazing collection you have .
Love them all . Thanks for sharing and looking forward to see the watch you have send back when its finished
I also love enamel dials.
And am hoping that Donze Cadrans will be able to make a cloisonne dial for me for my new Pascal Coyon watch.
Good Lord!
Where to start? What a spectacular collection. You have a great eye for the unusual and the under appreciated. ; ) Chapeau!