Molnar Fabry Tourbillon Art Nouveau Watch
With the increase in mass-produced luxury watches, truly limited runs (let alone unique pieces!) have never been a more attractive emotional and financial investment. Despite the global recession, the luxury watch industry seems to have not only escape unscathed, but rather has performed extremely well over the course of the last two decades. If major luxury brands were not careful, they soon found themselves in a position where their output was upped significantly to respond to the high demand �C while independent watchmakers doing masterful work have emerged to cater to those looking for something new and extremely limited in availability. The young and extremely talented?Slovakian duo of Michal Moln��r and Igor F��bry are two fitting examples, and what you see here is one of their latest creations, the?Molnar Fabry Tourbillon Art Nouveau.Images used courtesy of Molnar FabryA little over a year ago, we visited their workshop in?Bansk�� Bystrica, Slovakia, where the duo �C who both learned

Everything just looks good...
on the RO!Even the lume is crisp and sharp! (unlike my photos unfortunately)

NAvitimer Sunbathing!
Basking with my radium blazing 1955 Valjoux 72 pre 806 in some Oz sun:).Btw realised AOPA who these watches were originally made for still exists today

Top Time 2002 ont' eBay
This looks to be a bargain even at full Buy It Now price.Is there something wrong with it that I'm not noticing?Only problems I can see are the regulator being all he way to one side & no pictures of left sub-dial re-set to top, so it might be a creeper.Still looks like a good price compared to the ones I've seen in London shops for ?1200-?1600

Cellini Time
I've agonised for a while now between a two tone 36mm DJ or a Cellini Time for formal occasions. I'm pretty sure I will go for the latter but I would appreciate comments from you good folk and I'd particularly like to see any wrist shots you have. Thanks.