Tony C.
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Well, I don't own this one, but...
it certainly is unusual! I found it in Geneva, and, as you can see, took a photo at around 1:15!
Regards,
Tony C.
Fun with Novel Time Displays
All: It dawned on me that my collection lacks a watch with any sort of novel time display. This includes retrograde displays, jump-hour displays, and/'or "hypermodern" displays (eg rotating cubes/wheels such as Urwerk, AP Starwheel etc.). Just curious abo...
OK, mildly novel. I don't have any real wacky ones either
I have always been attracted to the watches that I can't read. That's novel to me, even when it's a pair of hands doing the job. For example, the skeletons or dial-free watches like this Many of you must have seen this watch before. A gorgeous skeleton. C...
did somebody call me?
Weird, wacky, novel, fun, crazy, etc.............. ah, whatever............... just click my name and follow the rabbit trail. cen@jkt...
here's a couple
i've got a couple more to upload but the uploader isnt working at the moment. if it doesnt tick the unusual box, it doesnt tick!...
The watch I am working on now is to look like this...
I saw this arrangement in a pocket watch from Seyffert in Dresden from about 1807 and just had to make a watch like that. This post below is the state this week. home.watchprosite.com Still a long way to go, Don...
Tame by comparison...
...but it provides an enjoyable break from the norm every so often: Cheers, pplater....
I wish AP would reissue the StarWheel..
in some form. It is becoming increasingly difficult to source good examples of the "vintage" Star Wheels. Perhaps a redesigned Millenary version driven by a variant of Cal 3120.... Mitch