Very interesting. Thank you.

Jun 02, 2010,07:42 AM
 

That Tourbillon movement looks awesome. I like it. I guess I would not wear it, because of the big size, but I like the look.

 

Thanks for sharing these live pics.

 

Best.

 

 

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Eyjafjallajökull and the return of Manuel Emch

 
 By: SJX : June 1st, 2010-21:24
Manuel Emch created the Jaquet Droz brand as it is today, so it was to much surprise when he departed JD in late 2009 and emerged as CEO of Romain Jerome a few months later. Manuel was recently in Singapore to meet with his retailer Dickson Watch & Jewell...  

Titanic DNA Rusted Steel T-oxy III Tourbillon Steampunk A la Grande

 
 By: SJX : June 1st, 2010-21:53
The movement is from Concepto which also makes tourbillons for Volna and Artya. It is more attractive than I thought it would be in terms of movement design and finish. Note that this is not a final production piece so there are some differences, mainly i...  

looks distinctive

 
 By: Hororgasm : June 2nd, 2010-10:25
but the case.....

There are some fun ideas in there ...

 
 By: AndrewD : June 2nd, 2010-15:28
Particularly the anchor automatic rotor and supports for the bezel lugs. A

Moon Dust DNA Automatic

 
 By: SJX : June 1st, 2010-21:59
...  

The titanic tourby

 
 By: takashi78 : June 2nd, 2010-06:38
Case and bezel aside which actually to me looks like a teenagers face filled with pimples, the movt and skeletonized dial looks pretty amazing. Oh if only the case was not so ugly....

That was quite a move

 
 By: Geo : June 2nd, 2010-08:03
he made. Thanks for this interesting read I am looking forward to learn more about this brand will develop. I am sure Manuel Emch has plenty ideas. GEO

Thanks SJX

 
 By: aldossari_faisal : June 2nd, 2010-12:09
and i hope this one as well is not the production watch ...... something is lacking in this one which the titanic have.... elegance , and harmony.... Faisal

Well, the watches are certainly unique.

 
 By: dxboon : June 2nd, 2010-21:46
I can see the allure for some people -- owning a piece of history is appealing to certain individuals, but IMO the watches are simply unattractive. They are large, unwieldy, difficult to read, and stylistically overburdened. These are just my opinions, of... 

You are right

 
 By: SJX : June 2nd, 2010-07:20
my typo. Thank you for the your helpful first post. - SJX

Thanks for the real life pics SJX

 
 By: AnthonyTsai : June 2nd, 2010-07:27
These new Titanic DNA watches still aren't my cup of tea. I guess my personal style isn't "artsy" enough so I'd feel awkward donning one on my wrist. Either way, there must be people who love these designs since there's a saying, something along the lines... 

Or you could say...

 
 By: SJX : June 2nd, 2010-07:34
One man's shipwreck is another man's vacation. - SJX

Most memorable remark of the day!

 
 By: amerix : June 3rd, 2010-00:27
I always wondered how Robinson Crusoe felt after he was taken back to London. Thanks for the wonderful report! amerix

Very interesting. Thank you.

 
 By: VMM : June 2nd, 2010-07:42
That Tourbillon movement looks awesome. I like it. I guess I would not wear it, because of the big size, but I like the look. Thanks for sharing these live pics. Best. Vte

Interesting.....

 
 By: MiniCooper : June 2nd, 2010-09:50
Although these watches are not my cup of tea.... They are interesting..... I wonder, proportional to the watch, what is the % of titanic and moon dust..... Also, I am qurious on the prices of these watches (by pm please) Thank you Cheers

Thank You

 
 By: Douglas : June 3rd, 2010-09:03
I had the pleasure of meeting Manuel at Parson's when he won a design award. He is truly a talented and fascinating gentleman. But those watches. . . . Best, Douglas