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O no, this watch doesn’t need a date window, it keep the seconds sub dial it’s gorgeous
My two favourite Germans!
Out for a walk with my two favourite Germans. He’s a Schnauzer mix, and one of the few things that is able to divert my attention from my 1815 Up/Down!
Pocket watches for the wrist have never looked better
The tech inside is also top notch!
Lovely 1815 Auf/Ab!
Lovely 1815 Auf/Ab!
Lovely text!
And you are so right. I almost bought this piece in 2015, went with something else instead, still one of the most amazing pieces. This is just me, but a date instead of a seconds hand would have been what i needed to buy this watch. A most enjoyable movement given the relatively "easy" complication - it shows how great this company really is.
this watch has an additional hidden complication - when the power dries down the watch stops with the second hand at Zero. Not a big deal but still a good distinctive feature. [nt]
P.S. I have a YG version and love it
So do you first set the clock
And wind it then, when you watch has run down? Its a nice feature, yet i dont understand how to use it. Am i right with my idea?
yes, I figured this would be the proper technique for this watch (as it indeed starts running immediately after you start winding it), but never do it myself this way )) [nt]
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O no, this watch doesn’t need a date window, it keep the seconds sub dial it’s gorgeous