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Those are the shock indicators that Marco designed.

 

If the watch receives a strong shock, the direction can be determined by the movement of those little hands. A clever way for a watchmaker to figure out what might be damaged and why, if the watch has received a shock.

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By: YJ : February 9th, 2024-05:59
Something different to change the face. Haha but the case is from SUG fyi

Wow! This is a rare beast!

 
By: sham1 : February 8th, 2024-16:23
It is nice to see it on a wrist but at 40mm it was too large for me.

+1

 
By: EinPA : February 8th, 2024-18:35
To me, It does read too large on the wearers wrist. Would be perfect in 37
By: YJ : February 8th, 2024-21:14
The angle issue. Too bright in my place. Shall get another shot. The movement alone is 34mm. Too little room for ML to create smaller diameter overall but there is another project in his pipeline. Shall wait and see

Nice back view.

 
By: iceheller 1945 ✌️ : February 9th, 2024-04:15
Tri-bridges and a chime looking hammers on the side! Thanks for sharing!

Those are the shock indicators that Marco designed.

 
By: Tim Jackson : February 9th, 2024-06:10
If the watch receives a strong shock, the direction can be determined by the movement of those little hands. A clever way for a watchmaker to figure out what might be damaged and why, if the watch has received a shock.

Love this Zweigesicht from Marco!

 
By: Tim Jackson : February 9th, 2024-06:13
Congrats on being one of the 18 to get one! It’s a stunning piece example of haute Horlogerie! But quite German in style. For me, the elongated Romans are perfect with the center guilloche. Enjoy this gem! Tim

Beautiful piece

 
By: Derreck : February 9th, 2024-20:07
Thank you for sharing, I did not understood that little watch on the back, now after seeing the lugs it makes perfect sense. 2 watches for the price of one, and both made by Mr Lang, perfect!