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- La Machine à Ecrire le Temps or ‘The Machine That Writes the Time’ is a machine that write times instead of showing it , you need to physically . It’s development and construction took almost a decade, and the final product contains over 1,200 components including 84 ball bearings, 50 cams, 9 belts and is protected by an aluminum and liquid crystal glass case allowing the inner workings to be obscured at the push of a button."
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