amanico
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Ochs and Son perpetual calendar spotted in Paris!
Thanks to Manilx, I could see his Ochs and Son Perpetual Calendar.
I find this watch very intellectual, original, minimalist, qualities which are important for me.
The 42 mm titanium case is not so big in the real life. It looks more like a 40 mm case, due to the short lugs.
The dial is pure and delicious understatement.
Magnus reviewed this watch almost two years ago, and for those interested, you can read this topic here:
I love the concept of this watch, and I admire its creator.
That was a privilege to be able to have a look at this one. Thanks, Manilx, for this moment.
Best,
Nicolas
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Ochs and Son perpetual calendar spotted in Paris!
Thanks to Manilx, I could see his Ochs and Son Perpetual Calendar. I find this watch very intellectual, original, minimalist, qualities which are important for me. The 42 mm titanium case is not so big in the real life. It looks more like a 40 mm case, du...
The concept is so original...
and in such sharp contrast with the mechanisms of most perpetual calendars. Truly avante-garde!
It's been my pleasure to show you one of my Ochs & JUNIOR 😉
It this actually was not the “normal” perpetual BUT a very “special” one!!! Showing the weekends for the whole month..... We’ll meet again...
Fantastic shot and piece indeed!
Big fan of o&j and the PC just continues on in their tradition.