andrewluff
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I like the classic look...
and it looks fab on your wrist. Not taking away anything from your piece as I think its really nice, but I don't understand all this relaunch of stuff... someone has taken an old name and is using it, no link to the past whatsoever just a name... it could be called Lugs or Hairspring to have more relevance to the watchmaking world. I am assuming that it has no link to the family of the original owner and the use of ETA does not go back to the original watchmaker at all.
I also do love the engraving on the case back... that is very nice indeed.
Cheers
Andrew
Relaunch of the British Master : Thomas Tompion
Dear All, I have immense pleasure in announcing the arrival of my pre-launch Thomas Tompion wrist watch. As many of u may not know as Thomas Tompion (1639-1713) was an English clock maker, watch maker and mechanician who is still regarded to this day as t...
Thanks but...
what are exactly the modifications of the ETA movement? Actually, they don't need to really modify something to get this type of watch... Thanks for the news! Fx
I like the classic look...
and it looks fab on your wrist. Not taking away anything from your piece as I think its really nice, but I don't understand all this relaunch of stuff... someone has taken an old name and is using it, no link to the past whatsoever just a name... it could...
A bit late for the dinner, isn't it?
The limitation to 88 pieces, and the illustrative effort to avoid the dreaded number 4 by simply stating "one of 88" proves the market this watch is aimed for. The sloppy integration of the date window in the dial and the non-disclosure of the claimed ETA...