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Two Independents
Yesterday I finally managed to get my hands around my new Habring...or perhaps I should say I managed to get my new Habring around my wrist! For this thread, I decided to pair it with another Independent:
What?! But of course they are both Independents!! Check it out!
Of course, what they share (in absence of a video recording, which I don't know how to post) can only be appreciated from the back...
The Chezard in the PAM has a more delicate and sophisticated finish quality, but the Habring I find more solid and reliable...I feel less worried about accidentally hitting it under the desk (perhaps with no fundamentally based reason...it just looks more resistant).
And finally, on the wrist which is where they must be.
I love this complication!
Independents
Discover Habring² Felix, celebrating 10 years with the first Austrian manufacture movement, Cal. A11. A milestone for independent watchmaking.
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Two Independents
Yesterday I finally managed to get my hands around my new Habring...or perhaps I should say I managed to get my new Habring around my wrist! For this thread, I decided to pair it with another Independent: What?! But of course they are both Independents!! ...
Effectively.
At close look they are both "Independent" and both really lovely watches. Thanks for sharing. Best regards, George
Nice couple!
Congrats on the Habring! I just love looking at that jumping seconds mechanism at the back! I can see the Panera's got a gorgeous sunburst finish on the dial! Both lovely watches!
Love the blue on the Habring2!
My COS is the same; when it picks up the light, it is just wonderful. Congratulations!
Yep, the blue hands and markers are wonderful!
You just need to tilt the watch to get them to catch the right light angle and...voila!
Congrats on owning both wonderful pieces.
Is that the Chezard Habring with rotor? Best, Horo
Thx, Horo...
No, the Habring is the "new" one with Richard's new mechanism. The Radiomir is indeed a Chezard, caliber 7400.