[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

Nice... watch porn videos are great.

Check some of these out
That search is particularly for movement demonstrations, there are pretty great cased watch videos too.

There are a lot of great independents. Check out Voutilainen, MB&F, HYT... lot's of out there stuff.
Parmigiani, Greubel Forsey... so many...

I have noticed the circular beveling mainly on the 3200 and 3300 Calibre, is that more so a distinguishing Vacheron characteristic? I also noticed it in the article you sent me. Absolutely fantastic stuff.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

I guess...DAMN!!

It is hard to believe today is only Tuesday...

Sadly, this is an improvement over last week. I was sitting in Ruth's Chris last Monday evening having a drink with 3 other friends and no one could believe that it was only Monday because it felt like Thursday. #areyoukiddingme?

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

The dial is fantastic. I can see where this is going. December car delivery.

OMG dad PLS get the tourbillon. WTF.

[Verbiage]

GT3 RS is just going to get remodeled anyway.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

GT3 RS is just going to get remodeled anyway.

I will leave it unmolested.




























For now.

[Verbiage]

EDIT: jtodd_fl looks like they all incorporate the circular layering technique no matter the caliber.

[jtodd_fl]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

OMG dad PLS get the tourbillon. WTF.

Yes, can I get visitation rights?
If you want to go another direction, here is an AMAZING Lange & Söhne
Lange 1 Tourbillon Handwerkkunst All Lange complications are special.... This one is extra special. They only made 20. Lange has an awesome history - the Saxon watch tradition is actually very old. It took a little break from say... 1938 to 1990... hmmm... But Lange is leading the charge back (they have different design principles and use "German Silver" for their movements, which gives them a unique appearance).

[Verbiage]

The movement layering on that Traditionelle is pure artwork. I'm not really a fan of the Geneva waves because it usually looks overdone. But.....

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

Yes, can I get visitation rights?
If you want to go another direction, here is an AMAZING Lange & Söhne
Lange 1 Tourbillon Handwerkkunst All Lange complications are special.... This one is extra special. They only made 20. Lange has an awesome history - the Saxon watch tradition is actually very old. It took a little break from say... 1938 to 1990... hmmm... But Lange is leading the charge back (they have different design principles and use "German Silver" for their movements, which gives them a unique appearance).

FFS!
That is a beautiful instrument. I need the car first. If I didn't...this would be IT.

[jtodd_fl]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

EDIT: jtodd_fl looks like they all incorporate the circular layering technique no matter the caliber.

All the ones with traditional Geneva techniques will have it.

Perlage on the baseplate
Geneva waves on the cocks (yes... yes... cocks)
Circular graining on the front plate and other bits of metal
Directional hand made graining on things like gears and wheels
Hand beveled teeth on the wheels
Black polished parts (by hand) - like the swans neck regulator on the micro adjuster
Countersunk screw holes where the plates are screwed
Hand polished screw heads...

Lot's of details. Then the Germans have all their own little things - like the blued screw heads that hold the chatons down where the rubies are attached to hold the pinions... the three quarter base plates... I'm still learning a lot about the German styles.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

Yes, can I get visitation rights?
If you want to go another direction, here is an AMAZING Lange & Söhne
Lange 1 Tourbillon Handwerkkunst All Lange complications are special.... This one is extra special. They only made 20. Lange has an awesome history - the Saxon watch tradition is actually very old. It took a little break from say... 1938 to 1990... hmmm... But Lange is leading the charge back (they have different design principles and use "German Silver" for their movements, which gives them a unique appearance).

I also read about their German silver incorporation (yes, I read everything , but the variants on that particular specimen are...mesmerizing.


For example, is that a cotton candy blue ostrich?

[jtodd_fl]

Alright... off to customer dinner. Everyone besides us can tune back in. And someone page me if bimmette ever coughs up the leg measurement.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

All the ones with traditional Geneva techniques will have it.

Perlage on the baseplate
Geneva waves on the cocks (yes... yes... cocks)
Circular graining on the front plate and other bits of metal
Directional hand made graining on things like gears and wheels
Hand beveled teeth on the wheels
Black polished parts (by hand) - like the swans neck regulator on the micro adjuster
Countersunk screw holes where the plates are screwed
Hand polished screw heads...

Lot's of details. Then the Germans have all their own little things - like the blued screw heads that hold the chatons down where the rubies are attached to hold the pinions... the three quarter base plates... I'm still learning a lot about the German styles.

I saw the blue screwed heads were more of an action toward longevity and durability than aesthetics, so that the components would increase regarding their integrity and lifetime.


Also saw that many makers intentionally powder them blue as a result of the heritage, but only a few do so just enough to ensure their stability, and keeping the consistencies even across their usage.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

Alright... off to customer dinner. Everyone besides us can tune back in. And someone page me if bimmette ever coughs up the leg measurement.

Okay. I'm off to Omega picking. Will email you what I've come across so far.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by bimmette

Oh I was gonna post but stopped myself, haha! My legs are bigger than his but as a girl I'm probably supposed to be achieving the stupid #thighgap

Uh my legs aren't really 17 inches don't know if that's possible.

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

Alright... off to customer dinner. Everyone besides us can tune back in. And someone page me if bimmette ever coughs up the leg measurement.

I already posted that mine are bigger than his 17" although I used a metal measuring tape so not exactly accurate

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Uh my legs aren't really 17 inches don't know if that's possible.

Suuuuuure

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by RJ_

In that case, I will gladly have a little dick.

Originally Posted by Biorin

As if you had a choice?

I just had to explain this whacked out page of this whacked out thread to the wife cause i laughed out loud.

Still worth it.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

I just had to explain this whacked out page of this whacked out thread to the wife cause i laughed out loud.

Still worth it.

Don't you hate having to explain BP outbursts?

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

Don't you hate having to explain BP outbursts?

In meetings, at work, in front of my CEO...this is the worst...

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by bimmette

I already posted that mine are bigger than his 17" although I used a metal measuring tape so not exactly accurate

Is this like posting a pic of your ID??

[jtodd_fl]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

In meetings, at work, in front of my CEO...this is the worst...

Haha. Been there too. There certain people when I see they are the last post, I have to wait for a safe time to read. Haha.