Reply With QuoteJeez. All it would take is one slip.. Orbs of steel. 👌
Last edited by TKH; 15th January 2018 at 23:42.
Jeez. All it would take is one slip.. Orbs of steel. 👌
And a Sub!
https://youtu.be/sfyj-J0YxT8
Looks awful to me, but undoubtedly skillful and artistic. What happens when the engraving gets scratched and scuffed?
F.T.F.A.
agree but what skill !!Originally Posted by magirus
amazing work, but completely unwearable watch now.
Certainly makes a PP more pleasing to the eye.
I certainly admired the skill but the result isn't to my taste. Hard to improve on the amazing level of finishing on a PP watch. Seems a shame to try really.
Truly incredible talent,not to mention a steady hand.
Very impressive skill! Not to my taste but hats off to the guy!
Takes a steady hand!
Agreed.
The tools must be bloody sharp / made of really hard metal. It looks like "hot knife through butter"
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
Absolute craftsmanship! Got to admire it!
MW
Brilliant craftsmanship, but I wouldn't want either watch.
Out of interest I thought the Rolex 915 steel was supposed to be industrial strength, he cut through it like butter.
I was thinking similar but I suspect the magnification is deceptive in that video. He's working at such a fine scale I reckon his tools are about 0.5-1mm across the face, so a huge amount of concentrated force.
Tools look like carbide tools aswell so the SS would yield for sure.
Amazing talent! The designs on the above are in the Art Nouveau style. They would be more suited to a ladies watch like a Cartier or an Omega. I think the Sub and the PP would be more suited to an Art Deco style of decoration. That would look really amazing.
I personally like the look, I’d consider having it done to one of my watches... maybe my modded SKX, now that would be interesting!
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I quite like the designs, and much better than diamond encrusting the same watch.
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