A bit of old school Minerva simplicity - the Pythagore ⚖️
Even if far removed from the pinnacle of horology (or the brand ladder), the Pythagore remains one of my favorite watches. 34mm of proportional perfection - the Golden Ratio was primarily applied to the Cal. 48 movement design for accuracy but seems to ha...
I totally do....
And I'm not generally a big fan of all Roman numerals on dials!! This execution is as good as it gets....
Too kind 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Always a pleasure to wear. The small size also makes it reasonably light 👍🏻
Definitely a likeable piece 😊👍🏻
While not that many were made, some still appear on the market now and again 🤞🏻
Always a pleasure seeing I see this one
Proportions are perfect on this dial. Excuted well with crisp lettering. Leaf Blued hands. 34 mm x 9 mm … instant smile maker on the wrist. Sometimes I wish JJ Frey made had made this in 38 mm as well but I realise he wanted to stay true to the original s...
Absolutely agreed 👍🏻
A small memento of different times. And a beauty of independent watch making 😊
Imagine the prices if
these were being released today. The originals are collectors items …
In many ways…
I find Habring to be a spiritual successor. And their pricing is still very reasonable 😊 The advantage, if you decide yourself and do many things in house is you do not have to fully follow the market pricing trends but can stay accessible to your custome...
Interesting comparison
Now that you mention it, I can see the parallels. Even in some of their designs. Old school class. Richard Habring is doing his thing and seems like he really cares and loves watches himself. How is the company doing financially? Strong? 🤝
Not sure about financials 🤷🏻♂️
But given that they are still operating at peak capacity, I would recon OK 😊