LAudacieuse Table Clock by Matthew Norman is an Intricate Skeleton Watch on a Grand Scale

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Matthew Norman has evolved from a reproducer to a creator of modern timepieces. Their recent offering, the LAudacieuse table clock reaffirms their entry into the select club of manufacturers who are respected the world over for their design, execution and craftsmanship. The new table clock showcases the brands new five-barrel movement with 40-day power reserve and a vertically oriented balance. LAudacieuse reminds you of an intricate skeleton watch only on a much grander scale.

159474 468x550 LAudacieuse Table Clock by Matthew Norman is an Intricate Skeleton Watch on a Grand Scale

The clock has been so designed that the movement appears to float in its aluminum case. Only 50 pieces will be made of this limited edition design. The companys workshop in Delmont, Switzerland will make everything that will go into the making of the clock. Every piece will be made with a numbered certificate. The number of the movement, the name of the watchmaker, and the production date will be recorded.

159475 468x550 LAudacieuse Table Clock by Matthew Norman is an Intricate Skeleton Watch on a Grand Scale

The clockmakers in the companys workshop have the skill to give a perfect and precise finish to each and every piece.Matthew Norman is now established as a maker of modern luxury watches as their earlier models including Symphony, Temptation, and Time Gallery, evoke amodernsensibility with Art Decoinfused des! igns. Th eir skillful use of Makassar ebony and stingray skin adds to the modern touch. The LAudacieuse is available on timetechnoinc.com for $14.990.

Via: TimeTechnoInc


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