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I will be patiently waiting...
.. for how the big number on top works... Seems to be the hour indicator, though
Interesting twist!
Ken
Superb!
By: Tick Talk : December 31st, 2012-17:18
Ah ha! Day-Date Chronograph with Wandering Hours: a wonderful addition to the Rieussec stable :-) The dial is very elegant and subdued on the gold version. I see my impression that the main time dial was offset was merely a photo effect.
A "Rising" Rieussec
By: Tick Talk : January 1st, 2013-08:27
The term "Rising" reveals all. The numerals for the day, hours, and date progress upwards towards the heavens, although once spent, the hours must inevitably fall back to earth, only to rise again when a new day is born. The story of mankind in a watch!
Hmmm
By: patrick_y : January 3rd, 2013-12:20
I see it's got two discs in the hours, one in the background for the day/night indicator which rotates every 24 hours and one in the foreground for the hour numbers which rotates every 12 hours. A beautiful warm piece.
You've got it Patrick!
By: Tick Talk : January 3rd, 2013-15:05
The main hour disc has only 12 hours, so the colored disc underneath is used to indicate day or night, ie, "6 blue" is 6am and when it comes around again the colored disc moves to black for 6pm. I wonder if sunrise/sunset are arbitrary at 6:30 or user-adj...