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Silly me
A Sunday morning moment.
Silly as i can be are my modification thoughts.
RG did put engrave the number of jewels on the Logical one.
Ok, the edition number is fine.
Where RG made the art object is in the valley.
37 and 36, the last can change in the chain of forse.
Silly as i can be are my modification thoughts.
RG did put engrave the number of jewels on the Logical one.
Ok, the edition number is fine.
Where RG made the art object is in the valley.
37 and 36, the last can change in the chain of forse.
It certainly can! The beveling the polishing-all demonstrate light and dark. You can also see the depth of this piece as well; especially on the dial side. I think my adoration for the L1 is well documented!
I was fortuante enough to be able to try one on and it was magical!!
So much intricacies and 3d eye candy !! really amazing!! maybe someday can buy one lol 😂 If anyone wants to give one to a charity, I have a good cause 😉
Wonderful and special watch…
I love the watch but I’ve had difficulties winding it with the button on the side. I sent it in for service over three months ago and nothing yet. Doesn’t mean I don’t love the watch, it is an extremely special but the winding on this one and another one I own is more difficult than it needs to be… Jim
Hi Cozmopak,
The Logical one is hard to wind when it works well, it is about 100 presses on the side button, you have to do it just right and you finger gets tired. Love the watch and the thought of the different winding but it is kinda like, damm I don’t want to take the time, I’ll see what it is like after service. The new HMS has the winding button on the back and, for me, I have to get my fingernails into the teeth to wind it. Could be technique, maybe you can enlighten me? Have a great weekend…Jim
You need to engage the teeth of the winding mechanism onto the mainspring barrel and then press the button
I do it while holding the watch upside down to actually see the teeth engage. I find it fun!