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For me, no.
If I understood well, it is only the time display which changes. The beat of the tourbillon stays the same. And don't forget that you are able to come back to the "real time". So the watch has to keep running normally even if you speed up or slow down the flow of time.
Fr.Xavier
An UFO: the "Clé du Temps" by the Confrérie Horlogère
For many years, I've seen a lot of strange watches, a lot of strange time displays. But this is the first time I see a watch which complication is to show you "a different time". Imagine you are in a boring meeting. Use the crown at 9 o'clock and speed up...
Thanks for sharing this!
I'm interested in it because of the Grade 5 titanium cased used! Cheers Stephen
Is this like ye olde phonograph?
FrX, Thanks for the notification. Is this like the old-fashioned phonograph turntable, where different turning speeds of the records still produced the same music? Is it the indicated time that changes or the beat of the tourbillon? Regards, MTF
For me, no.
If I understood well, it is only the time display which changes. The beat of the tourbillon stays the same. And don't forget that you are able to come back to the "real time". So the watch has to keep running normally even if you speed up or slow down the...
