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AuHavrePro's exploration of the Stepan Sarpaneva Supernova, particularly its interaction with light and the intricate details of its design, offers a compelling look into independent watchmaking. This article delves into the unique aesthetic and horological philosophy behind Stepan Sarpaneva's work, as illuminated by AuHavrePro's personal insights and stunning photography. It highlights how a collector's deep appreciation can reveal layers of meaning in a timepiece, making it relevant for both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers to high horology.
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...I like reading that old stuff...
at least that's what a paragraph in the magazine they sent me reads.... Notice how the towers in the image are, in fact, the exact shape of the watch hands themselves
I definitely love that perspective
SF is my favorite movie/novel genre so right up my alley! How much did you agonize about 2 vs 3 hands?
I definitely was not aware of the brand in 2003π
Because Stepan isn't currently offering a seconds hand option, to my knowledge at least. But, even if he was I would have chosen the two-hand dial because of the meteorite which, in my opinion and intent, is supposed to be the primary focal point when looking at the dial π....
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