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Complicated Details In Bulgari's Haute Horlogerie Watches
Special best watches Content For BulgariIn the process of becoming the?fully integrated, entirely capable watch manufacture that it is today,?Bulgari has put vast resources and efforts into mastering all?crafts of the watchmaking trade, bringing state-of-the-art?facilities?and master craftsmen under its roof. Bulgari’s efforts include the creation of a fully equipped?haute horlogerie workshop in a separated area inside the brand’s manufacture in Le Sentier, which?has been responsible for creating some of the most complicated chiming watches available today. Let’s take a closer look at?the fine?details and inner secrets of some of these super-complicated pieces.
Tissot Sculpture Line Skeleton Watch
This rare Tissot watch isn’t one that you are likely to find at your local Tissot dealer. In their T-Gold collection, this Sculpture Line Skeleton watch comes in a 45mm wide 18k yellow or rose gold case. As a side note, did you know that Tissot makes 18k gold versions of their T-Touch watches? I had no idea, but they do. Yea, not only that but they also can come on gold bracelets – even in platinum too!Tissot begins with a Swiss ETA Unitas 6497 manually wound mechanical movement. This movement is often chosen when skeletonization is called for as you can really scrape out a lot of its guts to see how it all works. It even helps the basic movement look extremely beautiful when artfully skeletonized and engraved. What Tissot did here is clever. Offer a fully skeletonized watch, but one that is also still legible. The dial of the piece is more or less in tact when it comes to having all of the hour and minute indicators. Coming with a black or silver dial, Tissot uses sporty l