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LOUIS ERARD × ALAIN SILBERSTEIN “LE TRIPTYQUE”

ollaborations between watchmakers and artists are not new. In recent history, it has been common to find timepieces where the know-how of a more traditional watchmaker has been combined with the artistic concept of a contemporary creator. The challenge is to give equal weight to both parties, so that the end result is a genuine and close collaboration

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