AndrewD
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Off the wagon ...
Lovely as well Art. I prefer the skeletonised version. I just wish it was possible to see the little 'wagon' of the co-axial escapement going around more easily. With the H1 it is all just that bit easier to understand what is happening mechanically.
I assume this photo is courtesy of TM, but it is the only one I have seen showing the obvious combination of the two central tourbies. Magical.
Andrew
"If you could swap for just one day"...
... which watch, from the collection of which PPro tragic, would you wish to try for the day? After some reflection the personal choice was a close run thing: Amanico's JLC MMR (a seamless meeting of haute horlogerie and contemporary design) just edged ou...
Problem letting go though
Hi If I'm allowed to swap for a day (& I know who'd be getting the better deal!) - it would have to be Gary G's Reverso Minute Repeater - its gorgeous with a fabulous complication in a size that fits me to a tee. The only problem would be giving it back -...
A friend and lurker's Haldimann H1
a central tourbillon is really the only complication that urges me nowadays. I just hope when I can finally afford one, it won't turn out to be like a bad one night stand that one regrets for various reasons.
Not the H8 in your avatar?
Do you want to be able to tell the time as well? I would. That would be a wonderful watch-for-a-day, I agree Andrew
A watch for me, must tell time as logical as it may sound
All this work of art, sculpture etc is nice but if it does not tell time, it ain;t a watch... just me though.
Similar thoughts here . . .
. . . as the one I wouldn't mind borrowing for a day is Greg's Omega central tourbillon . . . . . . cordially, Art...
I would like to 'borrow'
Mo's DeBethune. The moon set against the starry night sky is incredible. Stewart
