Mark in Paris
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NEW VIDEO : Interesting explanations
Mr Hass, explanes how it works and especially the choice of an activating pusher instead of a slide.
That way, the energy is not provided by the holder but by the mechanism.
The PR indicator is marked with a red dot: if the PR is beneath this red dot, then the pusher doesn't activate the Repeating display.
Furthermore, if the MR is activated just before the following jumping minute is moving (for example at the 55th second), the system blocks the minute change until the MR is over... and then it jumps.
Quite interesting and not just a borring advertising video.
ALS knows how to make watches.
Cheers, Mark
This message has been edited by Mark in Paris on 2015-01-20 08:01:08
[SiHH 2015] AL&S Zeiwerk Decimal Repeater
We wanted a minute repeater from Lange, they offer us a Decimal one into the Zeitwerk. Enjoy the video. Cheers, mark
Splendid!....wonder about the size..
if it is as big as the striking ZW it is large...I hope not any bigger... Mo
It is 44.2 x 14.1 mm in Pt
But as you did, I was wondering how big it was as Lange's complicated watches are often very big. Splendid! is what I thought too when I discovered it. Cheers Mo :) Mark
It is a Zeitwerk Minute Repeater ...
and it has following functions: Time display in hours and minutes with precisely jumping numeral discs, subsidiary seconds with stop seconds, power-reserve indicator, decimal minute repeater. Is it impressive? Yes, even without looking in detail (for now)...
Exactly
It is very impressive and much more than a standard MR. As you are I'm excited already to see it in the metal. Cheers Oliver :) Mark
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Very fine finishing and beautiful movement (nearly as always from ALS). ...
NEW VIDEO : Interesting explanations
Mr Hass, explanes how it works and especially the choice of an activating pusher instead of a slide. That way, the energy is not provided by the holder but by the mechanism. The PR indicator is marked with a red dot: if the PR is beneath this red dot, the...