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Pretty excited about this rarity…NorD Zeitmaschine Radial V3!
I was ecstatic when I came across this piece a month ago…now it’s mine!
Not as expressive or intricate as his later Variocurve, Quickindicator, or Crossnroll, Daniel Nebel’s early work is still nuanced, inventive, and fun.
Have a great week, everyone!
Photography
Explore the secrets behind Jocke's iconic Rolex photography. An exclusive interview reveals his techniques, passion, and the art of capturing luxury watches.
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New Release
Foversta's top 20 watches from Baselworld 2016, featuring Andreas Strehler, Arnold & Son Nebula, and Angelus Tourbillon U20. Discover standout pieces.
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New Release
Explore Jocke - Bad Santa's Baselworld 2017 report, featuring Rolex's new Sea-Dweller 43mm, the blue Sky-Dweller, and other key releases. See collector reactions.
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New Release
Jocke's Baselworld 2018 report: NORD Zeitmaschine, Rolex, Tudor insights, and the fair's atmosphere. Discover new releases and collector reactions.
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Manufacture
Jocke's Baselworld 2015 report: a personal travelogue to the watch fair, with insights on new releases & the overall experience.
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Independents
Explore Nord Zeitmaschine by Daniel Nebel: are these watches kinetic art or high watchmaking? BjoernM21's deep dive sparks collector debate on innovation.
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Pretty excited about this rarity…NorD Zeitmaschine Radial V3!
I was ecstatic when I came across this piece a month ago…now it’s mine! Not as expressive or intricate as his later Variocurve, Quickindicator, or Crossnroll, Daniel Nebel’s early work is still nuanced, inventive, and fun. Have a great week, everyone! ...
I only got into this passion a few years ago so never had the good fortune to encounter the master himself!
By all accounts, Daniel Nebel was a generous and amazing person (as Björn has attested most lovingly on this site). His watches are truly singular achievements. May his genius shine on for eternity!
Yeah, this was one of his first production pieces with an automatic movement (along with an early chronograph)
There were three variants of the Radial (black, white, and steel dials) with only 19 made of each.