No bad choices here. The Zeitwerk is a legend. Wore my Striking Time in Geneva over W&W and got more interest in it from many of the brands than their own new releases. Bart Grönefeld showed the movement to his daughter who happened to be at the booth at the time. And my watchmaker friend at Patek s
Enhances the watch beautifully. I’m not a lover of deployants - just take care when strapping on and everything will be fine! The fit of a pin buckle is always better on the wrist and strap wear on a piece such as this will likely not be an issue - it’s not a daily driver I suspect 😊
Visually, the Obsidian dial wears a lot smaller than the other colors. The gold railtrack and sub-registers draw in and frame the dial nicely. A lot of the specified thickness is due to the domed sapphire glass so the case doesn’t appear too thick either.
This is a company there is doing so much right these days. Having the new pieces immediately available is like a breath of fresh air. Got to try on all the new releases - personal favorite was the Obsidian dial perpetual. The Eternal is mind blowing - but still prefer the Obsidian perpetual. Got to
Even though it’s 44mm it wears comfortably. They never removed the pre-load while this was in production - hence no option to make the switch on service. No hesitation in recommending this quarter striker to you. Aesthetically I think the inclusion of the hammers fills the otherwise dead space in th