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Antiquorum Hong Kong Sale February 22, 2014
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Forget Ploughs To Ploughshares: Fonderie 47 Transforms AK-47s Into Haute Horlogerie
/8 Comments/in Independents/by Elizabeth DoerrIt was all over the news just six weeks ago: Mikhail Kalashnikov, the inventor of the AK-47, had died at the age of 94. The weapon originating in post-World War II Soviet Union is one of the most widely used assault rifles in the world thanks to its low production costs, relatively simple design, durability, easy use, and – let’s face it – availability.
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernCentral 3-minute tourbillon of Inversion Principle by Fonderie 47
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernInversion Principle by Fonderie 47 caseband
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernInversion Principle by Fonderie 47: central 3-minute tourbillon, juming hours, retrograde minutes, dual display power reserve indicator
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernInversion Principle by Fonderie 47 display back – the circular dark plate is from a destroyed assault rifle.
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernL-R: Davide Candaux (Inversion Principle constructor/watchmaker), Peter Thum (Fonderie 47 founder),Adrian Glessing (designer) accepting the Tempus Fugit’s inaugural ‘Writing Wrongs’ Award at Baselworld 2013.
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernInversion Principle on the wrist of Fonderie 47 founder Peter Thum
Quill & Pad Celebrates Launch With Free Prize Giveaway
/34 Comments/in Events, Fairs & Exhibitions/by Elizabeth DoerrThanks to your support Quill & Pad has had a fantastic first month. To celebrate this momentous moment, we are having a party…a launch party! And you are invited.
Register to receive regular updates before March 3 and you will have a chance to win some serious “party favors”!
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernThe Hands of Time by Ian Skellern (texts) and Peter Speake-Marin (project management)