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KMII's recent forum post, 'Trying out the train…', offers a relatable account of modern travel frustrations, but it's the horological companion on his wrist that truly captivates. His Habring2 Chronofelix Top Seconds, a piece often worn by his wife, provides a unique lens through which to view the journey. This article delves into KMII's experience and the distinctive features of this independent timepiece, enriched by community insights.
I’m believe I would have enjoyed a ride in the TGV more, though
As the watch has no running seconds, the pulsating red dot tells you that it’s wound and running. Ours is unique in that they made it a heart instead of a round dot. Primarily worn by my wife but I do get to sneak in on occasion ��
What is the red indicator in the 9, day/night indicator?
I remeber seeing this one previously in one of your posts. What's the size? Looks great!
As there is no running seconds hand the pulsating red dot - or here heart - tells you that it’s wound and running.
But much more often, especially as it runs on a separate rail system, not shared with regular passenger and cargo trains.
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