Horological Meandering

Fellow Enthusiasts! I will attempt here to put into the least number of words the results of my recent, quite delightful, “conversations” with Richard Habring regarding chronograph movement design. From the beginning my interest has centered on the moveme...  

I want to show it to you: This just came into my favorite shop and I couldn’t miss the chance to check it out and share some photos with everyone. Cazalea ...  

I'll hope that after you've had the piece a few weeks you'll give us your unvarnished impressions (I love the pincer brake seen through the back.) Wear it in good health! FH

Cazalea ...  

What‘s your impression concerning readability? That’s always a crucial point for me when I think about buying a perpetual. The watch is very tempting, even more as it comes from my home country. Perhaps I will pull the trigger. Best, Thomas

Because the chronograph doesn’t clutter up the sundials. Photo from Habring2 site. Cazalea ...  

I will try to see it in flesh. Perhaps I will get a chance soon. For example: I had the luck to try the new Blancpain Villeret Perpetual in 42 mm which had an excellent readability. On the other hand the new IWC Da Vinci Perpetual in steel which I liked s...  

Mine is the most visible IWC but still you have to look carefully ...  

But at least from your picture the readability of yours seems much better. Best, Thomas

I look forward to seeing the result of your database, should you come to publish it. I doubt the “instant minute change” category will be a long one, but you can add to that list Longines’ cal. 13.33 Z flyback (an exceedingly rare movement) created some y...