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Every day...
Best,
Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2013-10-29 13:18:16
I use it to plan my fishing adventures.
Congratulations and wear in the best of health.
It's Tuesday So It Must Be The EOT !
Hi all : The newest and most complicated watch I'ver owned is in house. Thanks to all for their kind comments & advise to get to this point. This watch at first glance can easily be overlooked but the more time you spend with it and the hefty manual, you understand the brillance behind it. To be perfectly honest, I bought it purely on asthetics, love the 42MM case and the wonderfully colored cream dial. I love the thinness of the case to house such an epic movement and love the fact it has a open case back to show the breathtakingly decorated rotor. Enough wax-poetic. Here are the pics.
Useless?
How can anybody with full mind live without a watch showing the time of sunrise and sunset? In Helsinki and Tallinn the summer days are very long while the winter days are short. I checked with AP and they could calibrate the watch to Helsinki.
What could be more useful than to know the time of sunrise next morning? I think this a fantastic complication combined with perpetual calendar.
What a lovely watch!
Best, Kari
When you look at the TV meteorology forecast, they tell you.
Every day...
Best,
Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2013-10-29 13:18:16
Not in this part of Europe
so a nice AP EOT is needed. And on the other hand, my cellular phone is also showing the time and still I wear a wristwatch every day. I must be stupid!
Best Nico, Kari
Sunrise and Sunset is very useful.
And it look pretty damn cool.
JerryW
It is easy to love this EoT
The dial is striking. The proportions of the subdials are just right.
Looks like the little guy is already eyeing it!
Great piece.
A very cool complication.
JerryW