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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSGjbXUEEeY  another one bites the dust...Forneirdis is way gone  (RIP)

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That movement link can be link seen through the open dial, giving a sense that the watch is link skeletonized when in reality it's more creative than that. Flipping a movement essentially inside out, back to front, isn't exactly easy. But it sure looks cool.

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