Horological Meandering

Hi guys, I come to you for some help with my next purchase, as I've been going through many options and can't seem to find the watch that I would like to buy. This is why I am posting this: to get some suggestions. Here are the general requirements: a 34-...  

Not an alternative time display but an interesting variation. I believe 36mm as well as the more standard 38.5mm available for the dead seconds. Model is Erwin or The Little Habring for 36mm options. Am thinking of some others and I’m sure you have sugges... 

Dead seconds can be interesting, but I am looking for something a little more quirky from a visual standpoint.

Don’t know case sizes however.

Not really my style though

Again, owners here. Maybe too big however, it’s 39mm but the lugs would seem to make it wear larger.

I'll check to see if they have something in a smaller size

I found this: Trilobe Nuit Fantastique Secret a 38.5mm watch with a scrolling minutes display, titanium case and dial customisable with the night sky of a day you can choose awesome combination

Too big for you I think but Konstantin Chaykin would definitely fit the gimmick requirement. The lugs are short so the watch wears a little smaller than the diameter would suggest. This is the Clown, I had it for several years and I do wear it every so of...  

Azimuth lacks the smaller dimensions and the style doesn't appeal to me too much, same for Chaykin

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Most people say "complication" but "gimmick" is a fun variation on that !

I just want a complicated way of telling the time on it 😁

Do you need it to be WR? Do you need bracalet? And I would highly recommend avoiding ceramic or carbon , stick with real metal...

I love ceramic cases though, I actually think more watches should be made of cool materials... I'm rather careful with my watches anyway

Platinum case, enamel dial, jumping hour. ...  

I have to check the price, what's the reference?

Still a beautiful piece to consider in the future

Another one I didn’t know about and yet already in love with !

Great house, great movement (1120 based), perfect size, with the necessary quirk - and one of not many? Cheers, Jérôme

I fear it's a little over my budget though

Some new and used models would fit budget and size,

The only problem I have is that the Vincent Calabrese aesthetic doesn't appeal to ne

Unusual complication: wandering moon. Unusual material: blue gold. Size and price fits ... if you can find one for sale.

Thanks for the suggestion!

I read somewhere in the comments about ceramic watches. Sorry by the time I logged it, it got lost in the thread somewhere. Check out these two watches. The Raod wears light, and some have way, interesting designs. The B&R collaboration is wonderful becau... 

But if you’re able to add to your watch budget every year, you always have the option of delayed gratification. That is, do not buy another watch now but continue to save until you can pull the trigger on the outstanding Star Wheel. It is a very worthy gr... 

. . . myself. Agreed in full. Art

I am actually going to do exactly that. I've realized that the watch I want is the Star Wheel and nothing else will do so, instead of wasting money on an alternative, I'll just wait for the right time and get the real deal