Patek Philippe 5089G Micro-Painted Enamel "Fishing on the Tagus River" Masterpiece Replica Watch

[Breaking News] A major breakthrough in the industry: You read that right, Best Replica WatchesFL factory spent a lot of money to create the first true micro-painted enamel watch in the replica industry. It is different from ordinary enamel, resin, inkjet printing and printed matter on the market.

Enameling is divided into enameling, silk enameling and micropainting, of which micropainting is the most difficult to produce, has the strongest artistic effect and is the most precious, so it is ranked as the first of the "seven Swiss arts". There are only a few enamellers left in the watch industry, and even fewer are capable of micropainting. To create a micro-painted enamel dial, a special brush made of sable hair (about ½ the size of a human hair) is used as an aid to painting with a high-powered microscope magnification, and each layer of the enamel must be baked at high temperatures (around 800°) to intensify the coloring until it glows with an eye-catching luster. The lightness of the brush strokes, changes in the pigment, and temperature settings at different steps during the production period may lead to discoloration, cracking, deformation, porosity, trachoma, and other problems, resulting in an extremely high scrap rate. On the other hand, a finished micro-enameled dial is impervious to any kind of ageing, and remains as brilliant as the moment it came out of the oven. That's why even the simplest features of a watch involving micropainted enamel can fetch a premium.

Patek Philippe 5089G-061 is officially titled "Fishing on the River Taigas", while 5089G-062 is titled "A Day's Harvest". Inspired by the tiles commonly found throughout Portugal and southern Spain, the tiles are arranged in a mosaic-like style to create a mural pattern. By utilizing a mise-en-scène technique, the appearance of the tiles is realistically rendered, as if the entire dial were made up of a multitude of tiny tiles. The micro-painted enamel dial resembles a blued steel pin, and the object is even more stunning from different angles.

The simple and dry Calatrava round case is extremely low-profile, and the 38.6mm longitudinal synchronization can be very business or leisure. The movement is also full of sincerity, equipped with a customized version of the original two-hand pearl tourbillon movement, which can greatly reduce the failure rate. The dial is synchronized with the authentic craftsmanship through the high temperature of 700 ° - 850 ° Celsius repeated firing and 16 layers of hand micro-painting completed.

Note: The dials are all hand micro-painted, there is no such thing as the exact same pattern. Genuine logo strokes can not be neat. Endangered micro-painted enamel technology, FL factory fine work, classic reproduction, welcome all kinds of watch friends, watch industry big shot tasting (can be inspected).

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