Watchlover42
483
Thanks everybody for the comments. Regarding the movement.....
It's an inhouse caliber which base on an old AS movement. It's quite impressive to see the high proportion of inhouse processing. It's a nice movement with high level finishing as screwed gold chatons, blued screws, geneva stripes and swan-neck fine adjustment...
Here you are
You will find a photo of the movement in my recent review about it here www.watchprosite.com
Looks very good, noble watch!
Which movement has been used by Mr. Hentschel to create this Chronometer?
Thanks everybody for the comments. Regarding the movement.....
It's an inhouse caliber which base on an old AS movement. It's quite impressive to see the high proportion of inhouse processing. It's a nice movement with high level finishing as screwed gold chatons, blued screws, geneva stripes and swan-neck fine adjus...
Liking all the grey and silver tones.
They are doing a very good job with classic styling. I wonder if they can do applied numerals?
Amazing. Not a new design, but well executed. The choice of hands helps to differentiate this one from the classic PP Vintage versions.
I appreciate the pairing of the classic/conservative dial with the eye catching strap choice!
I like
I really admire the brand. I have come close a few times. This one really is nice. Some of their recent releases have not like the dots used in place of numerals but this one has all the numbers Nice acquisition
