tudorctin
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Interesting idea...
5 concentric rings.
But Cartier already has a PC (round and tortue) and a PC+C so another "regular" PC could lead to internal cannibalism.
Although I don't understand why self-winding movement and not a manual one, it's an astonishing watch. And by the way, who is interested to know the time by second?
Regards,
Constantin
Finally ...
By: Marcus Hanke : January 21st, 2014-00:33
... another perpetual that can be corrected forward and backward! I love the mechanics, and I love the design, BUT: Even on the oversized picture on my screen I really had to concentrate on the calendar rings to find the small blue brackets around the var...
Tough one
By: Spellbound : January 21st, 2014-02:00
I would have to give this one an ALMOST YAY. I am not as perturbed by the readability of the calendar as Marcus but see that as more of the fun. The issue I have is that so much of the hour/minute dial is eaten away by the wonderful concentric rings of th...
Interesting idea...
By: tudorctin : January 21st, 2014-10:32
5 concentric rings. But Cartier already has a PC (round and tortue) and a PC+C so another "regular" PC could lead to internal cannibalism. Although I don't understand why self-winding movement and not a manual one, it's an astonishing watch. And by the wa...
Perpetually Perpetual winding
By: MTF : January 21st, 2014-14:33
tudorctin, Re: automatic winding. One suggestion is that perpetual calendar (PC) watches should be running continually. The owner should be wearing it most of the time or on a winder. If you have one of the old fashioned multi-pusher adjustment PC, you so...