JDowning
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Habring
I went to the Christies auction preview in HK this past Saturday and there were many exciting watches. Topic of this post, however, is restricted to a Habring with jumpilng seconds hand.
I liked the watch from seeing pictures and liked it even more in person, with one exception. The case is quite thick. Thick enough to take it out of my head as a potential watch to own.
Does the jumping second mechanism require additional width? Is the base caliber thick.
Still like the look of the dial and the jumping second and still a fan of Habring. Just confused by the proportions of this case.
Any thoughts?
Jeff
Habring
I went to the Christies auction preview in HK this past Saturday and there were many exciting watches. Topic of this post, however, is restricted to a Habring with jumpilng seconds hand. I liked the watch from seeing pictures and liked it even more in per...
I bought one, so the proportions weren't an issue for me.
My Habring 2 jump seconds contains their caliber A07M. It's a manual-wind movement based on the ETA "Valgranges" that's been modified by Richard Habring to include his in-house developed jump seconds device. The Valgranges is a large 16 1/2 lignes movemen...
Hi, Carol!
Yes, I sure did. How are your photo experiments coming along? Cheers, Daos