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WatchProSite contributor Watchcph introduces the horological world to Christian Lass, a Danish watchmaker whose inaugural prototype showcases exceptional craftsmanship and innovative design. Watchcph's detailed observations highlight Lass's mastery in case work, movement design, and finishing techniques, setting a high bar for independent watchmaking. This article delves into the intricate details of Lass's first creation, offering a glimpse into the future of bespoke timepieces.
Best of all, the watch is a wearable and classic size !
Christian worked at Vianney Halter's atelier during the start of his career, and you can see some influence there in his current dial. There are some echoes of Halter's classic watch, especially in the way he beveled the chapter ring. Does anyone have an insight into price and whether this is a limited series?
...the logo on the dial could be slightly less bold so as not to compete with the numerals of similar weight.
The dial is referential to the VH Classic which is in no way a bad thing!
It will def be a absolute stunning watch. Really looking forward to see it in person at some point
Yes, it's sits perfectly on my wrist at slightly less than 38 mm. The bezel is thin, so the dial is relatively large. The case is 9 mm in height and the domed crystal (which follows the case) gives it a total height of around 11,5 mm
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