It’s been a while since my first moon phase watch; a Poljot with cal. P3133 movement.
A manual wind Marcello C. #3281 was next, based on a modified Unitas caliber with triple date module.
and the movement:
Than came an automatic moonphase, the Marcello C. #3258
based on a modified ETA 2892-A2 with triple date module:
And I shouldn’t forget the silver dial version of the “3281″… 
Cheers
Matt
Not sure if you guys saw the new Marcello C. website yet, here are some photos from there.
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Marcell Kainz.
They are already starting to kick around new ideas during breakfast.
Looking over a watchmaker’s shoulder while he is assembling a chronograph.
A watchmaker installs the auto-winding rotor.
A sweet blue dial.
A chronograph on the watch timer to check performance.
At the end of the process, the case gets closed.
A watchmaker needs to be concentrated.
Intricate details.
The hands are set.
A movement with the dial and hands installed.
Final visual inspection.
Impressions in black & white.
Insights.
Watchmakers are busy.
Movements with dial and hands ready to be cased.
A movement for the Tridente Titan in a movement holder.
Reflections in the display of the watch timer during movement regulation.
Cheers
Matt
Finally got around to taking some photos today of the new Pegasus Chronograph from Marcello C. (the 2015.4 model). Here they are:
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Matt
The Jubilee bracelet I had ordered from Reto arrived.
Looks great with the Yao 007!
 
 
 
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Matt
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Noticed the new site in Germany at http://www.marcelloc.de/
The english language version should be online soon as well!
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Matt
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