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When discussing with Laurent Ferrier
last February, I sensed his skepticism regarding this obsessive desire for anti-reflective coatings, which stems exclusively from our world dominated by photos posted on social media and forums. Reflections are part of the real, everyday experience of wearing a watch, and photographic obsession aside, there's no reason to want to eliminate them completely.
I tend to share this way of thinking, personally…
Best, Emmanuel
PS: gorgeous dial!
Moser and AR
Does anyone out there know whether Moser uses anti-reflective coatings on any of their models? My older Venturer Small Seconds doesn’t seem to have any. (If it does, it’s hardly effective, as you can see below.) Given the visual interest generated by Mose...
When discussing with Laurent Ferrier
last February, I sensed his skepticism regarding this obsessive desire for anti-reflective coatings, which stems exclusively from our world dominated by photos posted on social media and forums. Reflections are part of the real, everyday experience of wea...
Thanks, Emmanuel!
Good thoughts, all! I have to say I don’t particularly object to the reflection, and have in fact had fun photographing the reflections on the Venturer crystal. I guess I’m more curious as to any aesthetic motivation for not using AR coatings. In the case...