The Art of Enamelling Part 2 @alangesoehne
The Art of Enamelling Part 2  @alangesoehne
Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Manufacturing an enamelled dial takes several days as some process steps require repetition. The more layers are applied, the darker the surface appears. Small spaces that remain open between letters and numbers are filled up with enamel dust using a fine brush.
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The Art of Enamelling Part 2

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