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You are leaving us hungry for more
Thank you Nicolas for the insight.
Not matter how one thinks they know it is (in my case very little) it is such a joy to dig and learn more about these fascinating companies and the horology world.
Pleas keep it coming.
Thanks again Nicolas.
Bill
The fine art of making movements, PART I, the Origins.
While I was visiting the " Heritage Gallery", I was deeply amazed by JLC skill about making movements. We all know here that since 1833, more than 1000 movements were made. We also know that JLC simultaneously works on more than 40 different calibers. But...
Part II, the modern production.
In the whole production of modern watches, you still find this idea of amking high quality movements. From the simple watches to the most complicated and High End watches, as in the Past. The 101 Caliber still exists. And the Calibre 849, of the Master Ul...
Alas, one of my favories is missing
From the fantastic lineup. Where is the reverso repeater? thanks for the collection, I really liked the vintage movements -a
Here is your Reverso Repeater, Aaron >>>
You're right, I forgot this one too. Best! Nicolas....
Happy birthday, JLC! And thanks, Nicolas, for including . . .
. . . one of my two favorite JLC's in this montage, the skeleton Reverso tourbillon, which is my candidate for the best example of a watch reduced to it's bare essentials . . . cordially, Art
Yes, Art >>>
175th birthday, that's something in a Manufacture life, and I wonder what they are preparing to celebrate it!!! Maybe I'd do a post about this topic... You said that the Reverso tourbillon skeleton was one of your 2 favourite JLC...What's the second one? ...
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hi, Nicolas,now i see and read like the children given essay/writen by proffessor.LOLOL.... good,keep them going,my friend!! BHK9
Nicolas, may we derive anything for SIHH 2008 ...
... from the fact that you put some weight on - ultra thin movements and - movement finish in your post? Christian
