David Walter
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Wrist watch
I have been thinking of using this design as a wrist watch and have done a few preliminary drawings.
To utilize the layout of two barrels under a Walter truss bridge and have the winding crown at 3 o'clock means the seconds sub dial will have to be positioned around the 8 or 10 o'clock and not at the 6 o'clock position.
I am interested in what collectors think of a dial with the sub seconds in a non traditional location.
Another option is to design the watch with sweep seconds.
Azur, l'heuer bleue...
A bespoke all Made in USA watch. The coin edge case is Tantalum including the crown and the bow. The hands are bespoke DW flame blued steel, the dial is engine turned silver, specially designed for Azur. Tantalum is a challenging and difficult metal to wo...
Absolutely gorgeous David!
I love the dial layout and the movement. Can this same dial layout be incorporated into a wrist watch?!
Wrist watch
I have been thinking of using this design as a wrist watch and have done a few preliminary drawings. To utilize the layout of two barrels under a Walter truss bridge and have the winding crown at 3 o'clock means the seconds sub dial will have to be positi...
I love non traditional placements of the subdial
And there is definitely a precedent: ...
Thanks for your reply David
I personally prefer the sub seconds dial over the sweep seconds. Although the sub seconds dial at 6 o''clock would be ideal, I may consider one at 8 o'clock but really need to see the drawing as the dial may look unbalanced.
Very nice, David.
It looks like Marco Lang will at least be partially blueing his balance bridges as well. From his instagram: ...
Absolutely stunning! I love it
This really my stuff, it is just gorgeous! Huge congrats!
