Ornatus-Mundi
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I see much to like about...
the Leica Macro (that's the m4/3s one, right?).
Very captivating watch, it speaks a lot to me (except for what they try to charge for it). I spoke to one of the most accomplished (but yet unkown ;-)) watchmakers about technical challenges in movement design recently. Having a broad experience throughout the Swiss haute horlogerie landscape he admitted that no company, no Rolex, no AP and even no Dufour, comes close to the excellence of ETA in respect to precision of escapement mounting.
Quite interesting.
Cheers,
Magnus
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Beautiful Horizon.
Nice pics. Love his creations, many of them. I actually own three Ikepods (two Manatees and a Megapode), there were five in the past. Thanks for sharing. Vte
Elegant...
but certainly not a simple design. Every element is well considered. I can certainly understand your passion for this piece.
The Horizon with orange background was one of my favorite pieces from Basel this yearl
Nt This message has been edited by alex on 2012-03-28 00:12:19
I see much to like about...
the Leica Macro (that's the m4/3s one, right?). Very captivating watch, it speaks a lot to me (except for what they try to charge for it). I spoke to one of the most accomplished (but yet unkown ;-)) watchmakers about technical challenges in movement desi...
