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Is that knurled surround a lock of some sort to keep you from inadvertently pushing it? Kinda reminds me of some chronographs with screw-down pushers I've seen
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More than a QP: the Harry Winston Excenter Perpetual Calendar (2007)
Before presenting the Excenter Perpetual Calendar, I would like to quickly browse the history of the Excenter collection which is symbolized by the successful partnership between Harry Winston and Agenhor, Jean-Marc Wiederrecht's company. It is important ...
I had never seen
that LE one with the cut-out dial, that is quite cool looking. One question, I'm assuming that the button at 2 o'clock adjusts the timezone only in one direction, yes? A
Then...
Is that knurled surround a lock of some sort to keep you from inadvertently pushing it? Kinda reminds me of some chronographs with screw-down pushers I've seen a
It is a way to put it in harmony with the crown.
It is what we call the care of details ! Fr.Xavier
I don't understand your question.
It's the pusher you use to adjust the second timezone hand. So of course it is useful. It was designed as I told you to be in harmony with the crown. Fr.Xavier
What I am asking about is the outside of the pusher
g Where it is fluted to match the crown. On some other pieces, that sort of fluted tube around a pusher indicates a screw-down to lock the pusher (I'm thinking about the chronograph pushers on a BP Leman or the like). I was wondering if that is the case h...
Thank you, Foversta! I've long been a fan of Harry Winston's high mechanical model ranges
and as I noted in another "preview" thread, that fanaticism is being elevated to another level... Thanks for sharing these insights with us! TM
I find the layout...
...of the dial on this watch very attractive and nicely balanced. The choice of sober gray with zesty yellow highlights for this timepiece's face is also very much to my liking. I've never seen this model in person, but would love to check it out. It seem...