9.Felipe Pikullik Nacke
Felipe Pikullik focuses at his workbench where he meticulously assembles the model Sternenhimmel/ starry sky (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
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8.Felipe Pikullik verktyg
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernManufacturing the moon for the moon phase in a watch is a complex process. It is a detailed and demanding task that can only be performed by an experienced watchmaker with many years of experience (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
7.Felipe Pikullik bult
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernThe cylinder is shaped by hand, a process that requires precision and skill. This is a crucial step in the creation of the moon phase for the “Moon Phase” (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
6.Felipe Pikullik sittermorkt
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernFelipe Pikullik in deep concentration at his workbench, meticulously crafting the moon phase for one of his exclusive watches (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
5.Felipe Pikullik polerar
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernSoft pith wood is used to polish the edges on a movement plate (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
4.Felipe Pikullik kniv
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernThe soft pith wood is carefully sharpened to effectively polish the edges (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
3.Felipe Pikullik
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernFelipe Pikullik, a watchmaker who is breaking new ground with his company in Berlin. His focus on details and quality is reflected in every watch he creates (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
2.Felipe Pikullik Stiernhimmel2
/0 Comments/in /by Ian Skellern“Sternenhimmel” – A Tribute to the Starry Sky. This watch combines traditional watchmaking with a fascination for astronomy and physics (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
1.Felipe Pikullik _Omslag
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernFelipe Pikullik (photo courtesy Niclas Berglund)
Zenith Pilot Doublematic_6835
/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernZenith Pilot Doublematic