kolosstt
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Spring loaded lugs...
...somewhat a feature fit for that watch.
The pushers appear rather close to the crown; where they easily accessible?
Thanks for sharing your experience.
BR, Kolosstt
Hysek iO Tourbillion Skeleton and i0 Double Tourbillon at JCK 2015
The Hysek i0 Tourbillon Skeleton; the depth and transparency of the skeletonized movement was a great first piece to handle during the Jewelers' Circular Keystone (JCK) event this past weekend in Las Vegas. The large 49mm rose gold case allows the Hysek H...
And the Hysek Furtif and Abyss Chronograph Grande Date with two micro rotors
The stronger lines and angles on the Hysek Furtif Chronograph Grande Date is completely different than the i0 collection. The 4mm case has a strong presence on the wrist with the mutliple layers top to bottom. Even the dial is different, the two round chr...
Spring loaded lugs...
...somewhat a feature fit for that watch. The pushers appear rather close to the crown; where they easily accessible? Thanks for sharing your experience. BR, Kolosstt
it helped the lugs; and the chrono pushers
Thanks Kolosstt for reading this post on the Hysek watches. I agree with you the spring loaded lugs is a feature fit for the Furtif chrono. I also had the same initial thoughts like you about the pushers when I saw it. It worked well, there are serrations...
these pieces were very impressive and are an interesting alternative to the big
"established brands" for those that prefer lesser known brands. great pics, great write up! thanks!
the non gem set version is available too
Limited to 8 pieces so will be quite rare. 49mm is huge but really opens up the space around the skeletonized movement. Interesting cases and designs from Hysek and this is the first time I've seen these collections. Regards, ED-209
I am not a business analyst but
I always wonder how many of these gem set versions are actually sold? This does not only to Hysek, of course. I tend to agree to your opinion. BR, Kolosstt