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The Rose - World's most complicate table clock

May 05, 1984 - The Rose - World's most complicate table clock - If anyone wants to comprehand Omega's latest timepiece creation, he'll have to util Januaty 1st. 2000 A.D. At that time a hitherto concealed module will open on the Rose gold clock (the timepiece is 18 cm tall and a more 9 cm wide), revealing its secret that was hidden for nearly two decades. 16 modules offer 32 movements and data, from real time to the movement of the stars over Bern, Sydney. Buenos Aires and New York. This exceptional timepiece is worth several million Swiss frances, and it features nine golden petals that take an hour to open plus the same amount of time to close again

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13309835
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47101995
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3821px x 5247px (1.3MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Editorial Use Only - No Property or Model Releases. For any non-editorial use, please contact Mary Evans direct
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Keystone Pictures USA

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Aires Amount Anyone Bern Buenos Complicate Concealed Data Decades Exceptional Hidden Hitherto Module Modules Nearly Offer Omegas Petals Plus Revealing Timepiece Wants Worth


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