Why do you want this? I can't stand this approach because let's say you have set your minute hand so that it is exactly over the minute marker when the second hand is at the 60 second mark. Then, let's say you pull the crown to stop the seconds at the 30 second mark which means the minute hand is ha
With the introduction of the 5236, I was reminded of another Patek timepiece which featured a linear triple display for calendar data and which I had the good fortune of beginning allowed to handle; the reference 844. Introduced in 1965 and with an estimated production of around 80 pieces, one can s
I had to pinch myself to convince myself that I wasn't dreaming as I read the specifications: 31mm diameter, twin mainspring barrels with 65 hours of power reserve, finger style bridges for the running train, manual winding, 28 800 beat rate and most important of all hacking seconds. I can't wait to
However, I don't like the location of the subseconds on Nomos watches. I think it is too close to the centre of the dial with too much negative space at the 6 o'clock area.
The shortened markers for the 29 and 31 seconds / minutes track which make them indistinguishable from fractions of a second / minute is just as jarring.