Roger Dubuis SIHH Teaser #2...

Ornatus-Mundi

after our previous teaser:

Teaser #1: Declaration of Independence

now comes teaser #2: the four-leaved clover (image again taken from the web):

The four-leaved clover is (at least in Europe) a symbol of luck. In nature it is extremely rare and considered beautiful. In the context of our mysterious object of desire it certainly alludes to its rarity but has also a very direct meaning...

Cheers,

Magnus

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Comments:

Jester January 4th, 2013-10:45

I see Four leaves... Foursome? :-)

fernando January 4th, 2013-18:39

I look forward to their next hommage piece :)

amanico January 5th, 2013-20:10

I see nothing, to be honest. I just hope it is not a Four Tourbillon! ;)

Ornatus-Mundi January 6th, 2013-23:12

Your fears are unfounded... NT

Jester January 7th, 2013-07:08

No worry... :-)

AnthonyTsai January 6th, 2013-19:37

Must be a watch with a case made of yellow gold? 4 leaf clover = a leprachaun somewhere. And there must be a rainbow somewhere and a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow :) Cheers, Anthony

Jester January 7th, 2013-07:07

Good try! :-)

Ornatus-Mundi January 7th, 2013-08:43

That would be a sensation, right? watch with a golden case! And I can give you the good news: you are indeed right! But there is much more to that... Magnus P.S.: I have to think about the Leprechauns, though... ;-)

moc January 11th, 2013-02:05

Good luck symbol..... must it be related to the recent "gambling"line? Mo

Ornatus-Mundi January 11th, 2013-02:26

No, its not BUT... it was a magnificent technical gamble to get the watch running. And how it does, a feast for many senses! More later today... Magnus

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Ornatus-Mundi

Happy New Year - let's start with the first teaser for SIHH 2013

Ornatus-Mundi

What we will see in three weeks time has some fundamental denotations that go beyond the watch itself. Here is the first one (image taken from the web): No, this does not imply that RD will leave the Richmond family. It has more to do with additional degrees of freedom some manufactures have and other don't. It has a lot to do with the range of technical capabilities.

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