
Alkiro1 initiates a community discussion on the aesthetic appeal of watch hands, following previous popular threads on rotors and lugs. This article explores a diverse range of hand styles, from classic Breguet and Dauphine to innovative designs like Parmigiani Fleurier's Pantographe and Ulysse Nardin's Freak, inviting collectors to share their personal favorites and insights.












Great post Cheers D P.S. I really like the hands of Tzar
Great illustrative post
Tsar hands are not so bad true. 7 in total like the deadly sins and the number of different guillochés 😉 Best wishes Alkiro
What would be your favourite hands? (You can select what you want in this thread or not it's free 😁). Best wishes Alkiro
- Laurent Ferrier assegai hands (thanks for the credit) - Voutilainen "pomme" hands which obviously are close to the Breguet ones but not identical at all neither in the shape nor in the color (2 tones white blue for the KV vs one tone blue for Breguet) But it is true that these "Compas" hands on the Mercator are sublime too... Sorry Damjan I know it hurts LOL Mike
The LF hands are splendid and "close" to the leaf ones I love so much (typically the ones of the Moser Mayu for instance). They are both so sensual as I wrote. I'm less fan of the KV hands to be honest with you even if they have their own style which is particularly appreciated. You have so many styles today. Impossible to be exhaustive. But, at least, you're almost sure to find what you're looking for. Best wishes Alkiro
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