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It's good to have history with something - whether it's a watch or a bike. My Trek is only 15 years old - but it happily has handmade in USA emblazoned on it. Thanks for sharing Cheers JML

I kinda want to see it in action, really cool!

Full shot of the 324 S C FUS in my 5164A: And trying to get into the depths of my Centigraphe: P.S. Great theme this week! ...  

Cheers D

tnx!

Never knew that hyouin kyoma was into collecting watches as well...

With an iPhone Anyone guess the watch and the complication? ...  

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I have the Erwin scientific, and have always been impressed by the Habrings' ingenuity and craft at that price point. So cool

The black polish is stunning!

One picture only; favourite movement (with all respect to M. Dufour!); from the collection; Christian Klings 'piece unique': Cheers, pplater ...  

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... which is probably unfair to Christian, who really did a remarkable job on the architecture of the movement and, indeed, the watch as a whole. Thank you for your kind response. Cheers, pplater.

It seems that we only live in order to kill each other! 😉 Cheers, pplater.

Cheers mate! Yours D

That seems to be almost as important here as passion, information and whatever the third thing was! It’s really good to see you in full flight again Damjan. All the best, dear friend. Cheers, pplater.

here hoping to see you spreading your wings again Cheers D

Christian certainly put his heart and soul into the movement. It’s very gratifying that it should find favour in this stratospheric company. Cheers, pplater.

... with all their heart and soul and it is a true joy to view it!! Thank you for sharing!! Hagwe! Abel

In some respects, at least, it doesn’t get more unusual. In other respects, however, it is watchmaking stripped down to its purist form. Cheers, pplater.

... in the eye of the beholder. The fact that we are all able to agree that so many of the movements in this thread are truly beautiful may give the lie to that adage! 😉 Cheers, pplater.

...would insert a YouTube video of a fantastic piece by The Shadows. 😀 Thanks Mike; also a very enjoyable virtual tour of your garage. Cheers, pplater.

Haven't seen a movement with such many cocks other than one made by lang und heyne, which was one of my favorite movements! Awesome! Seems like pallet lubricating on this movement is such a bliss compared to another movement.

It's interesting that you should make that observation. Presumably you are referring to the Lang & Heyne 'Anton' tourbillon movement released last year, itself based on the 'Georg' movement released in 2017. These are they (photos courtesy watchandtim...  

But yeah, I love the minimalist approach on this... We can see more gears interact with each other...

I like to think of my vintage 911 as the sport Rolex of cars. Robust, reliable and not very pretty under the hood😄 For this theme though I feel the need to post a picture of a Rolex engine that I truly like. I even find it pretty... HAGWE all ...  

So your spot on! And about the engine not being pretty...don’t know...we could argue. Especially if you send your engine over to Singer. ...  

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and you are Jerry Seinfeld, it might be just an old German car kept running with baling wire Cazalea ...  

I wonder if rolex still does that in the modern movement of theirs...

... my faithful 500... ... and an early 861 Fun fact: 21 days separates them both ... almost a perfect match Hagwe ^^ - Fred ...  

Cheers D

They are very likable! Love the fact that they are almost from the same date.

and the new ones too, even though mine didn't have an engine, only an electric motor. Cazalea ...  

There can only be one movement... From the GP museum unfortunately and not from my collection, but by far my favourite movement! CC ...  

That is a mic drop photo, right there..

TGB is King here! Best Blomman

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Amazing pics btw