amanico
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While I still try to understand how the 4 escapements work and bring
In the field of Chronometry, I appreciate the Knights of the round table. Fun, original, and fresh.
Your report is awesome, and even for a guy like me, who is not familiar with RD products, I learnt a lot, and had a lot of interest in reading you.
Best, and... Thanks!
Nicolas
SIHH 2013 PuristS Comprehensive Report: Roger Dubuis
Last Year's (2012) Star of the Show: The Pulsion Collection (all 2012 images from Oliver) : RD introduced this new collection. Its meant to be their sportive offering with open-worked dials and a sapphire crystal that acts as bezel at the same time. An in...
Thanks a lot Magnus for the detailed report.
My fav RD piece of the Salon? This one obviously: I hope that more pieces will join the Hommage line. Fx ...
While I still try to understand how the 4 escapements work and bring
In the field of Chronometry, I appreciate the Knights of the round table. Fun, original, and fresh. Your report is awesome, and even for a guy like me, who is not familiar with RD products, I learnt a lot, and had a lot of interest in reading you. Best, a...
I hope RD makes another version of knight of the round table next year
Call it Nights of Dark Creatures. The watch features, demons, vampires, goblins, werewolf and gargoyle. ;) Case in WG but the sculpture is in silver. Regard Tyler
I think it is NOT a requirement...
there was a discussion some years ago here on Purists about this very topic: +on+the+column+wheel+is+the+Geneva+Seal+requirement... Furthermore, when you read the requirements of the Poinçon de Genève there is nothing mentioned about the column wheel. Thi...
Thanks for this quite exhausitve report
I've always had a problem with their watches' style, a bit too heavy and "visible" for my tastes. I guess that finally my problem concerns this sculpted bezel. On the contrary, when I look at the Tribute to Minute Repeater, the watch is much much nicer to...