Tsarist Russia's wooden clockwork
This beautiful watch was made by Bronnikovs of the pre-revolutionary era, according to English Russia, but not many survive. Examples now allegedly fetch about $20,000.
English Russia via Red Ferret.
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Enochrewt
#1 – 12:53 PM April 29, 2009
Wow that is gorgeous.
bardfinn
#2 – 1:07 PM April 29, 2009
damnbit icnabt comnmnat fore allh eh drool on myk keyboardf
Gilbert Wham
#3 – 2:02 PM May 3, 2009
Didn't Bronnikov's also make some watches out of bone? I'd love a watch made from the bones of my enemies...