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Is a decorative technique commonly used in luxury watches. It involves engraving or carving a pattern of small, closely interlocking squares or rectangles on the watch dial. This intricate process is carried out manually using specialized carving tools or machines to create the complex design on the dial.
One prominent example of the Tapisserie technique can be found in the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak collection, where the brand introduced the famous "Grande Tapisserie" pattern. This pattern features a distinctive square or rectangular grid design that adds a unique and elegant character to the watch dial.
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