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The details of the miniature painting are more apparent in person
From photos, and seeing it from a distance at the exhibition, I had found it a bit difficult to distinguish the details of the tree and the leaves. With a closer look, the light does give more three dimensionality to the image and the details really come into view. My close-up photo does a better job of capturing this, but it is still not doing a great job of capturing what it truly looks like in person.
I also found the peach color to a lot more interesting in person than it appears in photos. It feels pretty unique as I don't recall seeing this shade of color used much before, and certainly not in the volume seen on the caseback or dial of this piece.
Someone at my AD was very lucky
I stopped by my AD this weekend and saw a very surprising item in the display case! A very lucky collector (not me!) managed to get the allocation for the 995/135G "Eagle" - King of the sky pocket watch from the Tokyo Grand Exhibition in 2023. It was fun ...
Amazing piece and glad that you saw it !
With “A Porchet” as the signature, this unique piece is very collectible ! How did the details look in the metal ?
The details of the miniature painting are more apparent in person
From photos, and seeing it from a distance at the exhibition, I had found it a bit difficult to distinguish the details of the tree and the leaves. With a closer look, the light does give more three dimensionality to the image and the details really come ...
Stunning thanks for sharing
I love that AP made it herself !! What a piece So it’s roughly 79m yen or $500k ?
for the lucky guy that got the allocation
500k well spent - what a stunning piece that would look beautiful in my imaginary library
