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 Posted: Sat May 29th, 2010 09:56 pm
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 What the heck are Geneva Stripes?

Anyone?

 
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 Everything you wanted to know about damaskeening

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damaskeening
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 They are purdy!
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 Thanka guys. I think I'll buy a buch of those things.
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 Russian version - Molnija 3603 hand wind movement.

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 Cotes d' Geneve...and Perlage work throughout this eta 2892-A2...

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 The "Côtes de Genève" are in fact smooth curved parallels grooves who are machined into the movement's bridges.

2 perlage exemples... The surface can be hammered also but it's "cheaper"

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 Patek Philippe Travel Time.
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 bigrustypig wrote:
Patek Philippe Travel Time.




What is that Jeff? Another hidden treasure?
This is way out of competition amigo and I will have to get it censored at once by the Drooling Commissiontoon1.gifdrool.gif
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 Hammerfjord wrote: bigrustypig wrote:
Patek Philippe Travel Time.




What is that Jeff? Another hidden treasure?
This is way out of competition amigo and I will have to get it censored at once by the Drooling Commissiontoon1.gifdrool.gif
Hahaha! Thanks, William. I used to wear the Travel Time a lot when I worked in the bank but when I quit banking and changed my lifestyle to work in the field, this "little treasure" had to hibernate a little bit and gets to see the light of day during certain events. Thanks again.Thumbsup3.gif
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 Hahaha! Thanks, William. I used to wear the Travel Time a lot when I worked in the bank but when I quit banking and changed my lifestyle to work in the field, this "little treasure" had to hibernate a little bit and gets to see the light of day during certain events. Thanks again.

Winter is finished my friend and so the hibernation! I want to see this baby in the daily wrist show or I will tell your secretary to serve you cold salted coffee next morning!dog smile.gif
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 PRS-20 LE...ETA (Unitas) 17 jewel hand winding, calibre 6498-1 (18,000 BPH). Modified by Soprod with screwed balance and blued steel swan-neck regulator. Decorated with Geneva Stripes, perlage and blued screws. Glucydur balance, Anachron hairspring and chronometer grade (soigné), adjusted in 3 positions.....

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