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Shuriken
This shows that the mechanism is running and a feature of the Z series. This is a concealed multi-blade throwing weapon of the ninja. The literal translation is "sword hidden in the hand". The question would be how is this related to the Z series ?? Perhaps Bernard can enlighten on the thinking behind this design at HW.
Thanks.
The world's first close up look at the Z4 sold and delivered
The dial and case work is incredible in fine detail......
Thanks a lot, Bernard, this Z4 is a very interesting HW!
I'll really have to see it in the flesh, but since I fall in love with the unaffordable HW Nr 5, this one is much more affordable, allowing me to make my dream come true! I love the way the dial is designed, the complication, the metal used for the case.....
Congrats to new owner and wear in good health!
I keep thinking that I should have ordered one earlier to compliment my Z1; maybe it's not too late to begin the hunt--great looking travel watch. This message has been edited by AV on 2008-06-01 19:49:27
Did you order an Opus 3?
AV...did you order an Opus 3? I sort of recall that you may have..if not..hint....do it..like..now.
Boutique vs non-boutique
Thanks for the wonderful photos. Fantastic detailing on the dial making it look 3D (to me anyway). Any news of the slow release of these watches to the public and any comments on the boutique editions versus the non-boutique versions? Thanks for your opin...
The rotating(?) small dial..
Hi Dr Cheong, Do the "blades" in the small off-centre dial rotate as in are they the second hands? The blades design is also repeated on the back of the watch and is reminiscent of the "hakken" rotor in MB&F's watches. Was Mr Busser also involved in the Z...
Quoting Max Busser..
November 2004 Max Busser: " ..well even though we are in the ultra high end we still like to have some element of fun in our watches. The Shrukinen comes from Japanese Manga Culture so we decided to put a drop of this culture in the Z-1. The watch that re...