L’HeureNoble
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Since it launch its launch in 2009
it is a polarising dial… you need to understand the history and the garage-like workshop where basically father and son build every watch by hand driven only by their passion. They use old machinery they salvaged over the years, so they can only do what is possible with it.
Dirk Dornblüth 99.Reg
in whitegold with matching WG deployment clasp and reverse panda configuration. An very early example commissioned in 2010. Outstanding what they have achieved over the last 15 years+. Really a hidden gem from mainstream. ...
Beautiful regulator.
I've offend wondered with the Lange yesterday and this one today, what was the purpose of a regulator. Was it just a different way of showing the time or did it have a purpose. I understand the Doctors watch where the second hand was predominant in the de...
Regulator
Regulators were used in marine world in the 17th century. They were highly accurate and used for navigation to calculate the longitude. It clearly separates the hands from overlapping for clear time reading.
And this one is in whitegold
only three pieces where made until today and - as it is a reverse panda - probably it remains unique.
Why not switch the hour and power reserve?
...seems unbalanced to me...also, 'Made in Germany' could be half the size...
Since it launch its launch in 2009
it is a polarising dial… you need to understand the history and the garage-like workshop where basically father and son build every watch by hand driven only by their passion. They use old machinery they salvaged over the years, so they can only do what i...