Darren
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This is very exciting.....
Thomas' watches are exquisite, and the QP may be my favorite of the lot. Very few watchmakers out there who make as many different components of the timepiece as Thomas. You must be very excited indeed - can't wait to see the finished timepiece.
Good luck hanging in there while he creates your watch!
Darren
I have been quiet for quite a while but I thought that I would share the joy
of anticipation. I recently received these pictures from a watch maker in the process of making me a watch (oddly enough). What is totally cool is to see my name on the trays. Can you get the maker and what the watch is going to be? And Don no cheating! E...
Well done. Yes it is and will be a watch made by Thomas Prescher.
It is, as the tray says, his Quantieme Perpetual, in production. I have seen and played with the watch and it is a mechanical marvel and beauty. It has been a while in coming but well worth the wait. Will post more pictures of its creation as they become ...
My favorite of Thomas Prescher
Congrats Mitch! You made a great choice. Thomas Prescher's Quantieme Perpetual is beautiful and very unique in the way that all indicators come from the center. Beautiful design and technically a very interesting watch. I made these photos in August when ...
Thanks for the pictures - I had the same experience with Thomas
last year and have pictures of the watch (including wrist shots) as well but have to find them when I have time. Seeing the watch in the metal did cinch the deal and drowve me to this point. The wait will be well worth it. Mitch
Congratulations!
You must be very excited! I look forward to seeing photos of the finished piece on your wrist! Cheers, Daos
Congrats Mitch!
I was so attracted to this watch that I took a whole bunch of pictures of it. I didn't want to take it off!...
Wow, Mitch, that's exciting! Congratulations.
I hope you get it soon, and I hope I get a chance to see it! Best, CaliforniaJed
Thanks for showing us this piece................
I think that I have worked out what all the different hands do, apart from the inner circle one, which I think is number up to about 6 or 7. What is that one for? It also reminds me of the Moser QP, but looks like a lot larger piece.