Hi all , W&W got me so excited that I stayed up after late night GTG (dinner and many drinks🍷🍹) to poison ☠️ you some more ! 🤣
What do you like from this last batch (unfortunately I did not take photos of all due to lack of time) and how does/do the one(s) you like here compare to the previous two poisonous ☠️ posts on rare handcrafts ? www.watchprosite.com www.watchp...
What does that say on dial of 64? I really like the colors and dial of this and the Patek version.
Besides that, the bezels (and dials of course) for 73, 75, 76 are amazing. The subject matter of each must be quite the story.
62, 63, and 64 are about
vineyards !😇 64 refers to a Swiss vineyard along the railway line. 73, 75 and 76 relate to fantasy stories written by famous European authors 😉
ummm...🤔 …there
must be certain reasons for that. I have not seen such screws before for Patek references. Have you ?
Given the Jules Verne theme, I thought they were a reference to the Nautilus
A bit of fun on Patek's part I imagine...
Not sure about that or they missed whole football...
Looking at Vernes Nautilus design it will be more logical to use the hobnail bezel on that one too... and other two stories have nothing with screws also...
The first two for me...
I always prefer "scenery" on such dials. Thanks for these, and I hope you get some rest, Gordon.
You are most welcome ! After very little rest, I am now
up to catch an early flight for a long journey😅
Gordon - thank you thank you!!!!
The Jules Verne dials are amazing. I think that the screws on the bezels go perfectly for this series as you have the original nautilus motif as well as my favorite from Verne - from Earth to the moon. What size diameter are these? And the Don Quixote one...
Oh, Gordon. You (almost) talk me
into buying a watch with enamel painting dial now. Lile #62.
My very favorite Patek painted enamel
dial is the older one with the Italian seaside town on the mountain side. I can't remember the name of the town, but it is beautiful.
Thanks for this new poisonous post, Gordon.
My personal favorite is the ref. 5738/50J-011 Yellow-crested cockatoo from one of your previous posts. And I must say that your Simba really stands on top of them all. Cheers, Emmanuel
