Not really my thing either but with all these skeleton type watches, still pictures don't really give you the full experience of the movement actually working.
If I owned one I'd probably sit and stare at it all day.
Yes, but you have to like seeing the movement on the dial,
and... unfortunately, I don't! ;-) The movement belongs to the back for me. Best, Emmanuel
Absolutely wonderful, but just not for me. It's only a matter of personal taste.
Placing the movement on the dial side changes the identity of the watch in my eyes: it's no longer a time-telling device, it's a mechanical demonstration (only my feeling of course). I love to see the movement of course, but I also love to have a solid di...
His only piece I do not like
The design seems kind of unrefined to me. Mostly the area with the numerals.
I guess it's just odd to me given how refined his other watches are :)
Guessing a lot of it comes down to client design choices.
Reminds me a little bit of the Tradition.
Those bridges or whatever you call the things securing some of the gears/wheels on the dial are similar.