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Very interesting post
Many of the watches shown are not able to show time with accuracy meaning no seconds on many and 10 minute increments on some single hand pieces. Do you think that has any relationship to Spanish culture/lifestyle? In my brief time in Barcelona/Madrid/Sevilla it seemed things are not too hurried. Lunches were long, shops opened after midday break in their own time, and dinner was very late. People really have no need for a watch that is ultra-precise with the pace of life that I witnessed. Is there any connection? Thanks,
Stewart
A visit at Pita's workshop in Barcelona.
When you are in Barcelona, some places don't be missed: the Sagrada Familia, the Casa Batllo... and Aniceto Pita's workshop! I had the chance to spend a half day with Aniceto and his son Daniel; I would like to share with you the report of this visit. Las...
At last!...
Thank you very much, FX, for giving exposure to Pita's work. Like Kiu Tai Yu, Pita is an AHCI member whose work is too often overlooked, it seems; perhaps because he is not in the 'mainstream'. A selfish question: do you happen to know what languages are ...
Also in German
Hi all, As FX says, Daniel speaks a very good English, but Aniceto also manages well in German. All the best PS: FX, I'm awfully sorry for not meeting you at Pita's
Cool thanks
Now I need to google more about this brand and a few watches that attract my attention! Thanks
Thank you
wonderful report. Had once owned an RE2--ultimately it was the right decision to release, but i do miss it at times. A very distinctive watch....
Moon time?
Thanks for a fascinating report, but I can't figure out how to read the time on the "Sol e Luna". What time is it showing? A
This is one of those brands which have intrigued me...
...since I first heard about them a few yrs ago. Really interesting to see the workshop etc, thank you. I still love the (old) Carrousel the most.
Really fascinating report, this is one very creative
space, you can see the innovation all around. I found many of the pieces very unique and most interesting, a most captivating look at some very cool watches. Many thanks, Tim
Pita..
walks it own path special from other , i always fell as a victim of the PITA charm looks and movement . personally i see PITA expanding in the few years to come . Thanks foversta Faisal
It depends the type of watch and the personalization.
I prefer for this type of question that you ask directly Daniel through their website or their facebook page. Thanks ! Fr.Xavier
Pita is an interesting watchmaking
making very distinctive products. Thanks for the report. - SJX
Wonderful Report. Have tried Pita by e-mails on numerous....
occassions, but alas never a response. Love their work and wanted to consider him for a project, but ultimately moved on. Still enjoy viewing their timepieces though. Thanks for shedding light on these timepieces. Darren
Pita is a very innovative watchmaker
Pita is a very innovative watchmaker. He is not limited to placing parts manufactured by others. Merit that everything designed and constructed in his workshop. Thanks, F.X.
Love that workshop!
...my kind of place. Plus the Butterfly is great, too. Ahhh, 2 years since I've been to Barcelona...must work out how to get back. Thank you, foversta.
Very interesting post
Many of the watches shown are not able to show time with accuracy meaning no seconds on many and 10 minute increments on some single hand pieces. Do you think that has any relationship to Spanish culture/lifestyle? In my brief time in Barcelona/Madrid/Sev...
Thank you for the report!
There are many things I don't know about Japanese watch lovers I will surely want to visit there - I was there in 92 with parents, but would love to come back again. Thank you! Ken
great review thanks. some excellent and innovative pieces
i like all of the unusual pieces and the crownless wind/setting system is great. i would buy at least one of these pieces if i could. maybe one day. Graham
Great report...thanks for sharing
The Minimal models are interesting. Super clean dial. Love to see one in flesh some day.
Very interesting!
Very interesting! Thank you for the introduction to this unique brand Foversta! I went and inspected the Pita Watches website and it's a very interesting watch company! Looking forward to hearing more and seeing more unique timepieces from Barcelona!
Very cool, and great pictures!
I like the handcrafted and unique look of these watches. The single-handed piece is my favorite. I recently saw the Oceana at a GTG and it was a totally cool watch -- huge but awesome! I love the rudimentary depth gauge on the Oceana. These PITA watches h...
