... at least for the next couple of years (10? 20?). I made many pictures of this timepiece, and decided to dedicate a specific article to it alone. I always loved the Genghis Khan, but in terms of artistic execution, it cannot compete with the "Alexander". The engraving of the tiny jacquemart figures alone makes one hold his breath. One of the figures, not more than four or five millimeters in height, is wearing a classic body armor, which shows every tiny armor plate finely detailed!
The diamond dial is so striking, because all of the tiny synthetic diamonds embedded into the crystal layer are individually faceted, which causes a complete change of appearance, depending on the lighting angle. When the light comes from the side, you believe the dial to be a geyish white, while with light from above, it changes to a rather deep black.
Regards,
Marcus