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As discussed in another thread, what is impressive to me about this Martin Braun is that the moon is fixed and shadow moves.

I have never seen a moonphase where the shadow moves. Could be that I don't get out enough but I think that implementation of moonphase is super cool. It is also closer to what is actually happening. Any other Martin Braun's out there?

Bought mine recently from a friend who was the original purchaser. Sunrise and Sunset seem to be an uncommon complication; even more uncommon than equation of time but certainly more useful. The moonphase on yours is sublime. The shadow disk is what moves, yes?

The big brother of the Martin Braun EOS, the Boreas. Fun and rather unusual watch. Date, sunrise, sunset and equation of time.

Poktori, your reply answers alot of questions I had about the brand. Thanks so much!

Great pictures! Love mine as well. Only downside is the inevitable banging around the watch gets on airplanes and such. The soft gold tends to show it. On the other hand, that's what services are for.

All, I am a long time watch collector. For some reason, I avoided Piaget for many years. I recently became very intrigued by the Altiplano and picked one up. This is really an amazing watch. It is so thin, but they managed to create 4 layers of depth in the dial (outer ring, inner dial, seconds and

I've got the manual wind but I love the rotor. Worth turning the watch over for

I have a couple of the Hodinkee unlined and they are great. Vintage look would fit with the Tradition.

Love the strap - The black rubber strap contrasts nicely with the brushed case and makes the dial pop. Bracelet looks nice too, though.