AnthonyTsai
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I think I understand what's going on now
I had to watch the video over and over to understand what you are trying to explain but I think I understand the general concept behind this dead seconds complication now.
FP Journe's 2nd generation tourbillon has this added complication as well as some of Richard Habring's watches, but we don't see this complication that often from other brands. How difficult, in general laymans terms, is it to create a dead secs complication as compared to a chronograph, perpetual calendar, or tourbillon complication?
Cheers,
Anthony
Very cool video of the PAM80 Radiomir Independent movement in action!
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VIDEO Here's a large video of the PAM80 Independent Chezard movement in action. Look between the 2 gears This is just a follow-up of the previous thread Jester started here: panerai.watchprosite.com Cheers, Anthony This message has b...
And a little bit more....
Hi, a short attempt to explain what you see in the video, here's Alec's pic again with some additional darwing: The yellow arrow indicates the fourth wheel, it's the last regular gear wheel of a classical going train and usually turns one time in a minute...
