Innovation
Emmanuel, known as quattro on WatchProSite, introduces the Hautlence Retrovision 85, a timepiece that masterfully blends high horology with nostalgic 1980s toy aesthetics. His detailed post highlights the watch's unique ability to transform from a sophisticated wristwatch into a robot table clock, showcasing Hautlence's innovative spirit and technical prowess. This article delves into the Retrovision 85's intricate design and the community's enthusiastic reception.
This would have literally been the greatest toy-timepiece imaginable - I would have played with it during school lessons to no end x)). By the way, I'm getting close to finishing your Schopenhauer critique, loving it so far.... Finally have a couple of days off of work after a whirlwind of changing between jobs, and also spending copious amounts of time listening to, reading and watching W&W coverage! Cheers, Filip
Need a lot more of this type of thinking in the industry 😊
just a high end hommage to my first watch when I was 5... and maybe the reason I fell into the hobby
Transformers, Gundam or Zone of The Enders! Then they could really tweak the designs to highlight different elements and details....
Was a Goldorak fan. I'm glad you enjoy my Schopenhauer presentation: thanks for reading! Cheers, Emmanuel
As a child, I would have been quite excited by such a timepiece. Cheers, Emmanuel
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