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Focus is the silent sculptor of destiny, shaping dreams into reality with unwavering precision.

Why is Patek Philippe's Nautilus is worth between $55k-$200k and Mido's Multifort TV Big Date is worth around $1.4k when they look pretty similar? You could argue "it's the caliber" or "it's the precision" or "it's the legacy". But Mido did the TV inspired design in '73 and PP did it in '76 drawing inspiration from a porthole from transatlantic liners. Mido's power reserve is 80hrs, PP's is 45hrs. Indeed the complications on PP _might_ be more technical advanced than Mido's. Do the customers really care about that?! Ok, there's a huge difference in the materials being used, but this is a watch not a race car. I WISH every product that I develop be at least as good as Mido's and sell it with the price of Patek Philippe's 😅 😅 😅 #mido #patekphillipe #products #artofselling

The Legendary Gold Daytona “Oyster Split” version, a rare transition. Why? Details matter. 👉🏻Among the collection of 6265 and 6263, there are however rarer versions that are much more difficult to access than the Paul Newman versions. The Oyster Split version, produced around 1973 for a period of about two years. 🧐With a space after the second line of text that ends with OYSTER. Known as the “Oyster Split,” this type of dial, found on some gold Cosmograph Daytonas, also features a smaller “Oyster” designation. 🔥Above, it’s clear how the Daytona “Oyster Split” refers to the space between the first two and last two lines of text on the watch dial. Very few pieces with this transitional dial (present indifferently on the 6263 and 6265) are known and have appeared at auction. Gold Daytona chronographs are particularly rare, and those equipped with a “transitional” dial are even more so.

I am interested in the evaluation of views over time and focus on the illusion of 'seeing' and its uncertainty. I investigate questions like: "How do we see another person? How do other people see me and how do I see myself? "What are the consequences on society when we learn to view from different points of view? Will the codes of society change then?" Title: Our changing view in History 1 and 2, Objects of stainless steel mesh with the paper presented on mirrors, each object 60 x 100 x 22 cm, mirrors 90 x 90cm each. #constructivism, #geometricalabstraction, #artconcret, #minimalism, #cineticart, #artistbandtogether, #galleries, #museums, #geometrisivenat, #lessismore, #worldwideartcollectors, #artlover, #artproject, #modernart, #art, #artproject #womanartist

Focus sur les sculptures du showrom - Paris 3. - Focus on showrom sculptures - Paris 3.

detritus & mechanism, today; morning light and tracing sculptural encasings for cocoons, trying to give my silkworms a good life while they're here, before death and/or metamorphosis sougwen.com/sketchbook

Discover the Ancient Art and Modern Mastery of Bonsai Tree Sculpting! 🌿🍃 Unearth the secrets and beauty of this captivating practice. Dive into our full guide here: [Explore the World of Bonsai Tree Sculpting](https://nue.is/MvHNLN)

https://ow.ly/UNvN50Qx2bz Deconstruction Claude Meylan - Tortue de Joux. Skeleton, manual wound time piece The example below is based on an UT6497 calibre, the form of the movement is altered to a tourneau shape and skeletonized. The vibrations per hour of the balance is 18000, which associates with early calibers predominantly pre- 1950's. #watchlover #watch #luxury #horology #luxurylifestyle

Capriccio VII: Infinite Growth. The latest painting in my Capriccio series that explores society and our understanding (or lack thereof) of it's structures.

The devil is in the details. Through mires and memory blips come sporadic bouts of serendipitous creativity #cyanotype #altprocessphotography #experimentalphotography #fibroarthttps://lnkd.in/eCbYsJCq