New (to me) Tellurium Kepler Part II - The Lunar Eclipse Cometh
For anyone interested in how to read this: 1. The sun is fixed on the 12:00 position on the case. There is a line coming down from it for reference 2. The moon is the small disc at roughly the 6:00 position on the dial covering up the astrological sign. N...
This rotating map with the wire stretching across the globe
must be a pleasure to look at. Thanks for sharing. Best, Emmanuel
A beautiful and interesting piece.
To add to your description, if the new moon coincides with the dragon hand at 12 then it is showing a solar eclipse taking place.
Yes, thank you! I should have mentioned that.
I also didn't mention the whole zodiac thing!
Well indeed,
or the World Time feature, or the Perpetual Calendar function that needs no correction, or the line of sunrise and sunset. Quite a piece.
I figured there were people who, like me,
had heard of the watch and seen photos of it, but never really had a reason to delve into how it works. There's definitely a steeper learning curve for this watch than most watches, but that's the fun