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Baltic micro-rotor
Last year Baltic released their elegant little micro rotor series of pieces, but their overall smaller size didn’t pull me in, even though I have honestly started to appreciate select smaller pieces that harken back to those years of past when smaller watches were the norm. Just recently, however, Perpetuel gallery in Dubai again commissioned a small series from Baltic with the green color way of the region and eastern Arabic numerals. As I’m a sucker for these two features, I ordered one which just arrived. Admittedly, Baltic does add subtleties to its dials, such as texture, that make their watches attractive. This piece is no exception.
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Baltic micro-rotor
Last year Baltic released their elegant little micro rotor series of pieces, but their overall smaller size didn’t pull me in, even though I have honestly started to appreciate select smaller pieces that harken back to those years of past when smaller wat...
Correct, those 2 gears on the regulator index are to adjust the stud carrier and is intended to facilitate fine adjustment.
There was actually a write up/discussion of this movement by SJX in the past.