This time with pictures!
First the watch
Now a closeup of the dial. You can see the little gold woman, indicating the hours, and man, indicating the minutes. The slowly approach on the bridge, meeting at noon and midnight
Finally a shot of the enamel being painted onto the reverse of the dial, before being fired.
(All pictures via)
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From the Dutch design firm of <a href="http://www.bloomming.com/">Bloomming</a> comes this electric clock. The worm-gear as a step down is not all that unusual, it is pretty common in synchronous electric clocks, but the wheels as display make for an interesting look.
And finally a close-up of the minute wheel and a worm-gear
All of the pictures from the Bloomming website
(seen on WeirdClocks)
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From this years Salon International de Haute Horology (SIHH) come two of the complications of VC and A. Both the Butterfly and the Lovers are based on a small JLC caliber, adapted by the wizards of Agenhor. Over at The Purists there are photos of a tour of Agenhor, including both ov these pieces under construction.
Ian Skellern provided a fantastic video (posted to Horomundi) demonstrating the complications.
For an even higher resolution video
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EDITED: I can't figure out how to embed the video without it auto-playing, so you'll have to click over to Horomundi or the hi-res link to see it
Consider this a follow-up to the previous post on the current Boucheron necklace collection celebrating twenty years of Cirque de SoleiI. I was able to track down some more promotional pictures of the necklaces, this time with names even!
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| Believe | Kooza | Love |
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| Nouba | Ovo | Saltimbanco |
(All pictures from Paris Joaillerie, and can be clicked for larger versions)
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