Weekly Horology Rebus #2

zabreg1 Mr White · 2016-10-05T10:27:16Z

Test your horology knowledge with Weekly Horology Rebus #2 by zabreg1 Mr White. Identify the watch brand and model from visual clues.

zabreg1 Mr White, alongside Alkiro, presents the second installment of the Weekly Horology Rebus, challenging WatchProSite members to identify a watch brand and model from a series of cryptic images. This recurring community event fosters engagement and tests horological knowledge in a fun, competitive format.

Hello again,

Time has come again!

Please find below the pics for our second Weekly Horology Rebus.

Alkiro and I have crafted another, what we think, difficult but fair rebus for week #2. As usual, we hope you will "enjoy" it and that it will at least give you some headaches and doubts.

As usual, you have to find a brand + a model.

The detailed answers and the name of the winner will be released next Friday at 8pm (GMT).

Good luck to everyone.

Best wishes

Alkiro (the puzzle grand master) and Zabreg1 (the sith apprentice)

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Key Points from the Discussion

The puzzle was solved by breaking down each image into a word, such as 'ARM' from a spacecraft, 'IN' from artificial intelligence, 'STROM' from a storm, 'GRAV' from Henry Graves, 'ITY' from a bingo card, 'DATE' from a movie scene, and 'EARTH' from a band, leading to 'Armin Strom Gravity Date Earth'.
The contributor notes that this week's puzzle, featuring a more famous brand like Armin Strom, was slightly easier than previous ones, which had included less known brands like Ludovic Ballouard.
The creators of the rebus express surprise at how quickly the puzzle was solved, noting the solver is now in sole possession of the first place in the Rebus League.
A community member expresses amazement at the speed with which these rebuses are solved, finding them challenging but appreciative of the creators' efforts.

The Discussion

piccolochimico (aka dsgalaxy1)

Oct 5, 2016

Later I'll try to figure it out

blashyrkh888

Oct 5, 2016

ARM - spacecraft illustrates NASA Asteroid Redirect Mission ('ARM') IN - brain and electronic circuits refers to artificial 'INtelligence' I think STROM - next image with lightnings refers to 'storm', combining with dyslexia it gives 'STROM' GRAV - Henry 'GRAVes', very interesting person by the way. Shame on me but I've never heard about his Patek Philippe Henry Graves Supercomplication. ITY - bingo card is about words with 'Ity' DATE - scene from When Harry Met Sally, I think they had a 'date'

TheMadDruid

Oct 5, 2016

The solver's a genius!!!!!

blashyrkh888

Oct 5, 2016

And today we had more famous brand so it was a bit easier than previous. I know Armin Strom but have never heard about Ludovic Ballouard.

Bounce781

Oct 5, 2016

Every time you put up a rebus this happens. Well done to the puzzle masters and the solvers!!!

Bounce781

Oct 5, 2016

more like SEMI-ORGANIC

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