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Actually that’s a German Silver dial
And depending on the angle of light you get from dark, green, yellow, silver, whitish and other tones. And it’s quite impossible to get the same picture taken....
Congratulations - great O&J pair!
Somehow the full calendar still appeals to me most of all their collection Great to share the passion, too!
Very nice. Are the seconds hands mounted differently on these two watches or is it just the lighting playing tricks?
If they are different I assume it was a conscious decision and so I'm curious as to why.
seconds
The top Nebra version has a seconds hand, whereas the silver version has a seconds disc - that central disc with the small indent will revolve, but no 'hand' ... entirely 'up to you', the purchaser, which you'd prefer ( i chose the seconds disc on mine). ...
The Yellow hand is a reflection!
It only shows itself in a very specific angle but the first time you see it it’s mesmerizing.
