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The open worked bridges probably remind you a little of a Gronefeld
The power reserve indicator is at 8 o'clock. The white dot indicates that the watch is back to normal winding mode instead of the red dot which shows when the crown is pressed (Leica style) which results in the stop seconds function operating and the seconds hand returning to 12 o'clock. This allows for the accurate setting of the time. Once the time is set, the pusher is then pressed again resulting in the white dot appearing. The hole next to the white dot is the day and night indicator.
Leica watch
Saw this advert in Financial Times a few times recently and I've never seen any Leica watch featured on this site. When is JLC going to start manufacturing cameras!? Apologies for poor picture taken from magazine's page. I like the red stitch highlight on...
What's not to like-a?
...seriously, it's been out for a while if I'm not mistaken. Not different than a Porsche watch or any of the collaborations like with Bugatti, etc........
Magnificent effort by Leica
My only qualm would be the thickness of the watch which exceeds 14mm. But this is actually a great value for money piece if you forget the name on the dial and look at the movement! ...
Wow am actually surprised by the movement. Reminds me of Gronefeld for some reason
What do the windows on the dial do?
Actually just looked pretty cool for a watch from a non watch brand. Wish the balance was a little more fancier. Not bad
I guess there was four or five models of Leica co branded watches in the past. This one looks the best but would be about number 58 on my list of watch buys for that price but not a bad effort.
Exactly.
It's very nice! Not the embarrassment I might have imagined it would be. Absolutely worthy of owning... by somebody. It's not about to shoulder its way to the top of my list.
The open worked bridges probably remind you a little of a Gronefeld
The power reserve indicator is at 8 o'clock. The white dot indicates that the watch is back to normal winding mode instead of the red dot which shows when the crown is pressed (Leica style) which results in the stop seconds function operating and the seco...
Thank you for that description. Cool complication with just the right touch of Leica
Yes the bridges for sure is what reminds me of Gronefeld. Have a great week
There are so many watches to buy before this one
IMHO This watch is a collection of elements from various designs and brands matched to some Leica "elements".