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It's incredible to see in person. I sort of "sold" one (not mine) to someone once.
Feb 05, 2022,22:31 PM
I was in a store with an acquaintance who was ambivalent. He was asking me what I thought, and it actually looked okay on his very large wrist. He pulled the trigger while I was there. Not sure how long he kept it, though.
Personally, I dislike subdials with significant overlap, so even if it were smaller I wouldn't really like it. But of course, we all have different tastes.
Let us know what you decide!
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By: E Taylor : February 4th, 2022-16:12
Wish I could find an example somewhere, so I could try it on... I too worry about the size?!?
By: E Taylor : February 4th, 2022-17:37
Thanks so much for the feedback!
Interesting!
By: dte2 : February 6th, 2022-02:38
I see the artistry in it, just not the practicality
I was lucky enough to see it once.
By: MTR : February 5th, 2022-09:01
It was very, very, VERY impressive. And a “monster” regarding size and weight. And I had to try hard to read the time and think I would have to practice to get all the informations when just taking a quick look at the dial.
A couple of questions ...
By: diracpoint : February 5th, 2022-22:03
(a) Is this an "instantaneous change" perpetual calendar? i.e. do all the indications change exactly at the same time? (b) And, if so, does the change happens precisely at midnight when the second hand hits 0? (i.e. like the Zeitwerk date)
To me
By: watch-er : February 27th, 2022-15:46
aside from being way too large and heavy for most people to wear comfortably and not knock it into everything, the regulator dials overlap which makes it very difficult to tell the time at a glance. Obviously, a superb masterpiece, but a watch to be enjoy...