Remontoir Jumping Seconds | Unique Piece | Platinum six_watch where those first pieces initially

where those first pieces initially took the shape of more typically pebble-like

the watch leaves us with a sense of understated luxury

This unusual finish was occasionally used on a handful of Rolex watches between the 1970s to 1980s

making the watches which integrated this unusual material all the more expensive to produce

Commenting on the quality of the movement

Remontoir Jumping Seconds | Unique Piece | Platinum six_watch where those first pieces initiallyThis is a unique Lang & Heyne* watch that borrows elements from the brands Konrad and Friedrich II and III watches. It features a 39. 2mm platinum case with a white enamel dial and a dead beat complication. Underpinning it is a manual wind calibre created to custom specifications featuring a one second remontoir and a free balance with a balance cock hand engraved with a floral motif. The watch wears the serial number 00, a reference to its special