Philippe M
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this strange object ....
is a kind of calculation ruler that was in use prior to the rising of electronic pocket calculators.
Vianney is fascinated by these tools that used to be necessary for sciences and engineering. He owns several models.
He says the Opus 3 was inspired by one of this mechanical calculator : the Gurta machine
Cheers
this strange object ....
By: Philippe M : March 23rd, 2012-07:26
is a kind of calculation ruler that was in use prior to the rising of electronic pocket calculators. Vianney is fascinated by these tools that used to be necessary for sciences and engineering. He owns several models. He says the Opus 3 was inspired by on...
Dear Philippe
By: Ares501 - Mr Green : March 23rd, 2012-08:14
Thank you for clarification I was suspecting something like that but wasn't sure because as a kid I used to play with my mother's (same as pictured below) slider ruler or logarithm calculator (I think that was correct name) but that one was linear... Yes ...
I'll do it!
By: Gary G : March 25th, 2012-20:27
Tim -- thanks for the request. My Antiqua is off at Vianney's at the moment for a routine service and upgrading of the calendar components to match the most recent spec, but I am hoping to have it back fairly soon. I'll then get on with a bit of a visual ...
Thanks Bernard
By: cisco : March 23rd, 2012-03:26
A mythical piece which put horology to a new level when it came. For me Halter (along with Richard Mille a bit later) pieces gave an incredible impulse to horology, showing that there were new ways to explore and followed by many we discovered over these ...