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Among the details you'll see below are tiny people and dogs elephants and even Chinese characters carved into three-color gold dials. Each dial has link several plates cut from yellow white and pink gold juxtaposed to form the different link colored elements of the painting the art was drawn from. The plates are no more than 0.4 to 0.8 mm thick and the artist can't exceed 1 to 210ths of a millimeter in engraving them which means each dial took no less link than 200 hours.