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But for me it was its thickness that made me pass on it. Had it been 1-2mm thinner then maybe a Reverso Grande Date or Sun Moon would have been my first Reverso. The movement is especially nice in these. And yours with the stars on it stands out a even a little more. Best, Martin

But very nice memories from the island anyway Yes, we are still fine here in Germany. Banned into the home office but well and standing upright. We do hope the same is true for you and P. Best, Martin

And recalling the unboxing of the Daniel Roth makes me smile. Warmest regards, Martin

A breathtaking piece. An also these drawings of the Hybris Artistica collection are very, very nice. Best, Martin

I wonder if a considerable part of the complication and the associated space requirements are due to the display of time zone names. A nice detail and maybe part of a perceived "complete once and forever solution", but in the end I do not see the real life benefit. Maybe without that a more compact

It's a pity...

A great watch but too large of the wrist. The movement dimensions alone are 39.2 x 8.0mm! So any attempt to make the watch smaller would most likely require a redesign of the movement. Given the complexity of the movement, the effort involved and the small production numbers of the Cosmopolite I wou

At least as long as phonetic script is not involved, that is. So let's not argue how one language or the other would try to capture the sound in written Latin letters. Each of them does it in a different way. Let's better listen to what it sounds like according to the most official source I could fi

What comes closest to the pronunciation of the German word „Sinn“ is a mix of the English words Zen (or zoo) and „sin“. You take the soft „s“ as in „zoo“ followed by „in“ as in „sin“ (short „n“) So John and Markus (native German speaker) were right when they wrote that is is pronounced like „Zinn“.