Ron_W
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You must be the most patient man in watch collecting. What an enourmous amount of work to `collect` all these versions and put this all together in a graphic like this...
Wonderful read ! I too like a ragulator, especially the one from Dornbluth because it puts the seconds hand in the central position, have not seen that before.
Thanks !
Deliberations on Dials, Part 3: Variations on a theme
This is part 3 in a series on watch dials - their beauty and their function. If you missed them, here are Part 1 (CLICK TO VIEW) and Part 2 (CLICK TO VIEW) . INTRODUCTION In the first 2 episodes I provided a bit of an overview of the subject; today I am g...
You must be the most patient man in watch collecting. What an enourmous amount of work to `collect` all these versions and put this all together in a graphic like this...
Wonderful read ! I too like a ragulator, especially the one from Dornbluth because it puts the seconds hand in the central position, have not seen that before. Thanks !
I learned in the school of hard labor
One of my first editorial assignments in automotive publishing was to create a new book of vacuum hose routing diagrams for emission control repair. Technicians need this information to repair or reconnect hoses on an engine. The car is built with a decal...
Many thanks for this exhaustive (exhausting?) compendium!
Well-timed for me, having just written of my first mechanical purchase—Hamilton's Jazzmaster Regulator. Though by no means an elegant watch (I have long admired the Chronoswiss models), nonetheless I feel Hamilton is to be congratulated for having success...
Excellent question
I have put this thread here because I am the Seiko moderator. But I may move the thread out to Horological Meandering, as it applies to all types of watches. Would that be better for you? Mike