CleguxM
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I have got some idea:
First, it is FPJourne from the shape of the minute hands and the utilisation of “UTC”
What I think, you have a 24-hour indicator with a sunrise and sunset indication by blue sector (we can see it at 7am), who’s moving depending of the period of the year like and equation of time.
But I think instead of being program for a city it could be given by input your latitude on the sector at 6 (we can see “60° north”) and your longitude on the subdial at 12 (we can wee a graduation from 0 to 180 and at 40° from the 0 we see the “W” of west and on the other side the “E” of Est). And the name "Everywhere" go in that sens.
What do you think of my suggestion?
A mysterious new watch
While mostly into vintage watches these days, I am still constantly following modern watchmaking... A few days ago, I was intrigued by a friend who showed me this picture: Apparently this is a brand new watch that I have never seen before. The dial and th...
Can't resist showing off my MB EOS ;-)
Apologies for interrupting the thread. But I couldn't help myself. Now back to the Krayon piece. ...
Having had the opportunity in having seen the watch all I can say is that it is
both really complicated but easy to use
I have got some idea:
First, it is FPJourne from the shape of the minute hands and the utilisation of “UTC” What I think, you have a 24-hour indicator with a sunrise and sunset indication by blue sector (we can see it at 7am), who’s moving depending of the period of the year l...
Thanks Alex. You are absolutely right.
Hope I will have opportunity to see the watch in person as well.
Thanks for the heads up
I see reports in a couple of other blog sites too. Very interesting.
so here it is
Unveiled today: and quite a few popular watch blog sites. Very interesting and truly complicated, and expensive too.
Yes indeed
The movement looks fantastic. I had high expectation and was not disappointed.
I added the front images to the first post in this thread - for benefit of current and future readers
Here they are again from the website. It seems they included every form of time telling but forgot ease of telling the time! By using a 24-hour dial and stubby little hour hand, it ensures you won't be able to see what time it is NOW even though you can ...
Wow, quite surprised
I opened the thread expecting another goofy calendar watch but I must admit I am impressed. Freeing the SR/SS complication from a fixed point is pretty novel, and the tilting day/night dial ring is a really intuitive display (if I'm seeing it right). I al...
Thanks Cazalea for adding the pictures
And yes I wish a conventional hour hand would be included, in addition to the blue arrow 24-hour indicator (which is nice by itself). Also the elliptical globe (I mean those crossing lines and curves) is not really necessary as to my need or taste. With t...
