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Makes me think of a more-formal Ressence
Only the indicating rings (and seconds disk) move? If so, I wonder how they chose the 3 indication points which are slightly offset from one another as opposed to a single point from which all components of the current time are read. Does the 'jitter' in positioning aid legibility as each indicator is at roughly 2:00 on its ring? Or does it make it more difficult since it's not a 'linear' read?
Love the concept but it's one of those endless usability questions since, at its heart, it's still a watch and must facilitate telling the time quickly 
A new French brand in town: Trilobe
Dear all, Please find below the first wristshot *** exclusive worldwide the first ever *** (I write like in blogs LOL) of the watch which has just been released by the French brand Trilobe. The concept is to display the time thanks to moving disks / rings...
My OCD demands that the markers be in alignment.
Or, more out of alignment. Either one. Otherwise, very cool.
Makes me think of a more-formal Ressence
Only the indicating rings (and seconds disk) move? If so, I wonder how they chose the 3 indication points which are slightly offset from one another as opposed to a single point from which all components of the current time are read. Does the 'jitter' in ...
Thanks for this first report
FrX Thanks for the early report. Fascinating engineering but poor ergonomic reading of time. Regards MTF
