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A problem in the 17th Century too
Apparently an idea of the Italians circa 1656. V&C came late to the party, from 1820 onwards: www.watchprosite.com
Apparently Young People Can’t Read Clocks Anymore
So we’re going to see a lot more Jumping Hours complications. ...
Well, we could educate them you know. On second thought let's not.
Maybe they'll go back to collecting comics and shoes, and thus leave us alone.
Still too much analog...
These Vacheron jumping hours watches are beauties through and through. They're going to always catch the eye of those who are looking for something beautiful, but a little unconventional. With this reasoning though, it is the dressy Lange Zeitwerk that is...
A problem in the 17th Century too
Apparently an idea of the Italians circa 1656. V&C came late to the party, from 1820 onwards: www.watchprosite.com ...
Not sure…
If I should bemoan the fact that they cannot read the time or rejoice that there will be more hour jump watches 😁😂🤞🏻
Can't resist some vintage flavour
Enjoyed these for a few years. Not from V&C but the maker that supplied this complication to V&C - Robert Cart. ...