Haldimann H8

Christian Klings Open Version: Photos credit: pplater Rolex 6265 PN: Photo credit: Phillips Patek 3939: Photo credit: Patek Philippe (note the photo is actually of Only Watch 3939A, not 3939G, though the appearance may look similar) Rolex 5514: Back on Ha

‘Just the windmill of the ticking time’. That is the whole point: to know only that time is passing, very elegantly, but not to know or care how quickly. If it was necessary to know the time at all, then Haldimann also adds the minute repeater to the tour

One of the points I may add is that the traditional tourbillon almost never was shown on the dial side. And honestly, why the need to show it? Unless.... I agree with the fact that there is the category of the kinetic art such as Haldimann and GF. Both wi

...can we break down the question into several kinds of target? For the 'Wouldn't it be nice to have this one in the near future?' category: (The Urban Jurgensen Montre Observatoire.) [photo: UJ] For the 'Wow, if one of these came along at a remotely af

Hi all, I'd like to share a little project I have. But before, let me tell you that I'm a Minute-Repeater WIS. Ive been in love with minute repeaters for about 10 years now, and I own several (all of them are recased from pocket watches) I happened to ha

Do any of you deliberately wear the same watch on both your left and right wrists? I would like to explore what it feels like to wear watches on the opposite wrist. Looking at the other wrist to read the time (or just a bit of watch perving); weight where

.... perceptive PuristS, my friend. You always pick up on the subtle undertones, both in images and text. Bravo. This image is for a planned HoMe thread. We have talked about wearing watches on left and right wrists, or both, before. But I want to explore

...you found it - "below". ;-) The H11 plays to every personal preference. It is not the H1, or the H8 (either of which could bring an end to this madness), but it is a worthy addition to the Haldimann family. Perhaps, one day, an addition to the watchbox

Beat Haldimann’s wonderful creations and I am humbled by your kind words. Thank you so much! Of course, I can fully understand your first impression of the H8 and H9. I have been interested in horology for more than thirty years now and I have kept cultiv

text about Haldimann's prowess as a "Maitre Horloger" his philosophy about time and his achievement so far demonstrated in his Extra Ordinary Time Pieces. Firstly, I have to admit that I didn't know of Haldimann, (ok, I live under a rock:)) and reading yo