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This one certainly intrigues me!
Beautiful concept and execution. I'll put it on my list to look for at Basel.
Here's the new Arnold & Son Globetrotter worldtimer
Arnold & Son creates a watch with a large rotating 3D world-time display called the Globetrotter . It's housed in a 45mm stainless steel case with a 17.23mm height at its highest point of the domed sapphire crystal (10.4mm without the crystal). The Globet...
Thank you for sharing
It’s a beautiful piece . Do keep us posted on the retail prices pls . Thanks ,
The big question, here... Is it really a world time, ( the ability to read the time all around the world, instantaneously )?
Now, I am impressed by the figures of the sapphire glass ( 7 mm! ). That's what I call a super domed glass! The movement is nicely decorated, but I would have preferred a manual one. Steel case is a good thing, for me. Superb crown, too. Arnold and Son ma...
Theoretically yes, if the map is accurate
But reading the accurate time in at least 24 time zones "at a glance" is hardly possible to fulfill the criteria of a proper worldtimer. Stowa offered already in the 1950s such a map based time display, as did Christiaan van der Klaauw with his Mondial mo...
Again an interesting and appealing watch from Arnold & Son. But again a too big one (45mm) for a dressy watch
In addition, I’m not particularly thrilled by this bridge dial side which kills the architecture of the dial for me. Best wishes Alkiro
This one certainly intrigues me!
Beautiful concept and execution. I'll put it on my list to look for at Basel.
