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Flinqué is a term used to describe the intricate art of creating geometric patterns on a watch dial using the guilloché technique. The guilloché technique involves engraving precise and repetitive patterns on the dial's surface. Once the patterns are engraved, the dial is coated with enamel, adding a layer of vibrant colors and depth to the design. Combining guilloché engraving with enamel coating requires exceptional skill and craftsmanship, as it involves mastering two complex artistic forms.
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