Roger Dubuis

Continuing with the series of in-depth reports (the first one was - naturally - on the RD Excalibur Quatuor ) I'd like to draw your attention to the RD Hommage Tribute to the Minute Repeater : The watch is a tribute (or a homage) in two respects: On the o...  

Nice looking watch. Thanks for sharing it with us! Nice video! In the video it sounded like the watch had a quieter minute gong. I wonder how this is in reality. Great post Magnus! And thanks for donating your wrist Oliver!

as the situation (board room filled with watch journalists, some of them chatting loudly) was not very conducive to recording good quality sound files. What I noticed most was the impression I had that the minute gong not only was a (slight) bit muted com... 

In the pics, fantastic pics in fact, it seems the crown is notably closer to the dial then the back of the case. Is that a trick of the light or actually the case? In total agreement about the words on the dial. Maybe a little G-Clef to remind you of the ... 

they may have started with a minute repeater and added the automatic drive train later. That would explain this. Best, Magnus P.S.: Glad you liked the pics!

I actually found the sound quality to be better than what I expected, at least on version. Loudness was there, tonal quality was excellent. The only complaint is that the residual sound of the gear train was still quite audible. Having said that, the inn...  

Love the watch and the view from the back. The double rotors are sexy :) Cheers, Anthony