NickO
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Thank you! The rotor is actually a goblet….
into which the Masters pour their knowledge. The Masters on this piece were Roger Dubuis, Daniel Roth and Peter Speake-Marin. However, try as I might, I never actually discovered what exact role each of these three Masters played in the realization of this watch. It seems MdT weren’t too excited about sharing the contents of the goblet with the collector, LOL.
Parmigiani Vs. Richard Mille
As most of us know, Vaucher provides RM its movements and there can be some striking similarities between PF and RM movements as a result. For fun, some photos to compare between my Kalpa QF and an RM 029. ...
I know the Tonda 1950 movement shows up in some RMs as well.
I'd be curious to find out what others if any are also shared between the brands.
I would bet the same!
And in addition to the finishing/gold, there's also the movement certification.
May I throw in a third?
Here's my Maitres du Temps Chapter II. It's always interesting to see how brands put their individual spin on a calibre... ...
I wasn't aware of this watch, what a fascinating piece!!!
A very nice rotor for this one as well!
Thank you! The rotor is actually a goblet….
into which the Masters pour their knowledge. The Masters on this piece were Roger Dubuis, Daniel Roth and Peter Speake-Marin. However, try as I might, I never actually discovered what exact role each of these three Masters played in the realization of thi...