Horological Meandering

Thanks to Per from franzjaeger&me I was able to check out one of the very first black Spidospeed DLCs to be delivered ‘hands on’. As some of you might as well, I have followed the evolution of the Spido-family since the early Trigon models as I’ve been in...  

for the photos and review. Have been intrigued with the LWs for soem time now. Am seriously considering a spidolite myself, however, I mus say I do deem them a tad pricey.

The Spido is a great watch! I got to try her on two weeks ago and came away thoroughly impressed. Thanks for the pictures. My only problem with the watch is the crown is so far recessed it is difficult to operate and screw down.

thx for sharing J

I love the SpidoSpeed series. The DLC version is now on my list. Thanks for posting!

Forget the SpidoLite! What you need to do is take a picture of that Svend Andersen modified movement with the blue rotor!

You mean like this? I'm not entirely sure about your comment though: first you say "forget about the Spidolite" but then you want a photo? Anyway, I still hope you enjoy the pictures. Best wishes, meislergeisler...  

... emphasize the skeletonized case. This seems to be an interesting design trend recently from the likes of Montblanc, DeBethune, and even Patek, but LW take it to the next level and do it very well. Appropriate for a sports watch. Congratulations. Andre...