My first tide complication watch - the Habring2 Aurora ⏱️🌊🇦🇹
Just in time for Christmas came my first NWA since April last year, the Habring2 Aurora. Like its predecessor, the Endurance, it is a collaboration with cronotempVs and is themed around Shackleton’s extreme polar expeditions. Both watches have been produc...
Congratulations, this is great looking Habring2 👍🥂
And one that I was not aware of !! But anyhow, you can't go wrong with any Habring2 watch !!! Best, Gerard
Huge congratulations on this 6th Habring2!
The grey and grey-blue color scheme is really very nice and the tide complication is such an original one (and useful when by the sea). I also like the design of the tide hand and the overall look on your wrist is just great! That's a wonderful Christmas ...
Thanks so much for the kind words 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
How much I will really benefit from the complication in real life remains to be seen but it is an unusual one for sure 😁
The simple fact of having such a complication is a joy,
even if one doesn't live by the sea!
Quite a challenge! “Don’t have photos for every topic like you…”
Swimming with penguins … From my photo library: ...
That’s a lot more than I can muster 😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Although I did attempt to take penguins to the North Pole for a marketing shoot some years ago but was told they would probably freeze to death and that they do not appreciate being dressed up in branded vests to keep them warm 🤷🏻♂️😂 One lives and learns...
Yes, penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere, not Arctic / North Pole
I think they get dizzy and fall over when you spin them in the opposite direction "up north" (obviously guessing) but they seem quite happy to be living a few miles from me at Sea World AND the San Diego Zoo, where they are fed regularly and don't have to...
I have heard from a reliable source…
That Royal Navy sailors based on the Falklands used to pull unsuspecting land lubbers’ legs by claiming they flew with a helicopter over the penguins, who were following the flight path until they toppled over, at which point they could be picked up easil...
I was told mine was the last 🤷🏻♂️
But then again it didn’t have customs to clear… You are in for a treat 😁👍🏻👏🏻 And hopefully in time to make it under the tree 🤞🏻
Congratulations, a very cool watch with cool and uncommon features ! 😀👍
I'm sure you'll have fun with it !
So far so fun 👌🏻👍🏻
Need to keep it wound at least until I figure how a moon phase is set 😂😉👍🏻 Thanks a lot 🙏🏻
Nice and special addition! Congrats! Wish you much fun and joy in wearing it! 👌🏻🍀🤩
Regarding the interesting complication: how is it set / read / used?
Glad you like it 👍🏻🙏🏻
The moon phase is set by a pusher at 4 o’clock. The tide is set via the crown and read centrally - the paddle shaped hand indicates it, with the top (12 o’clock) position being high tide and low tide at 6.
You’re right 👍🏻
You need a dedicated table per location but then close locations would not differ markedly. Nowadays that’s also a click of a button away online to find it and setting it is easy. I guess if you were at sea you would on occasion update it. And if you are ...
Absolutely with you on all points 😊👍🏻👏🏻
A bit of fresh take on the complication (often subdials were used before) and a practical one in certain setting, too 😊👍🏻
Just discovering this watch now...
Very cool, huge congratulations, and as someone that is a tide-sensitive sailor (grounded 3x this summer?), I am very impressed by how thoughtfully this watch was designed/engineered. I am quite envious of the 33 owners, and will keep a lookout if any com...
A Habring A11 base…
With the requisite complications added on 😊👍🏻 Not many tide complication watches out there these days, so the choice is limited (Heuer doing one of the others). Will keep fingers crossed for you 😊🤞🏻