cen@jkt
1918
Cosmic Love
Yes, love is in the air, and in my latest watch also 
Azimuth SP1, I change the casing to PVD. So far it's the only one in the world. The HongKong edition is also PVD, but different dial (milky way).
All the white things on the dial glow in the dark (sorry, once I know how to take a luminescense shot, now I forget. I'm old )There is also a strip of luminescense under the minute hand. The picture of the earth rotates (it's the second disc) every 60 seconds. Manual winding (winding it is a pain in the a$$ due to the location of the crown).
Pics are all taken by a simple point-and-shoot camera and the bubble glass reflects all the light. Enjoy what you can with my lousy pictures.
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Cosmic Love
Yes, love is in the air, and in my latest watch also Azimuth SP1, I change the casing to PVD. So far it's the only one in the world. The HongKong edition is also PVD, but different dial (milky way). All the white things on the dial glow in the dark (sorry...
Any reason only the 6th hour is in alphabets?
Congrats on your new toy. If I read the time correctly, you've been taking pictures from 5:00 to 6:50 ...is it correct? Kong
At a wild guess...
...to distinguish it from the '9', with which it might otherwise be easily confused on an heure sautante ....??? Cheers, pplater.
