MichaelC
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I like much about the new Freak, but some details are not to my tastes.
Mostly the legibility of this one is an issue in photos, I imagine in person or once owned you would get used to it. I bet the minute hand and balance assembly will see a new design in the future. If not for the Freak plate, you could wear this watch upside down (as we frequently see people post photos and even watch dealers display Freaks in their cases upside down) and not know the difference.
The inner gear tracks are really emphasized on this design. I am not opposed to it, just much different. The minute hand appears to float on a Cruiser style, which I rather enjoy.
The thinner case is interesting, and fits the overall design concept. I look forward to seeing it in person, and credit UN for launching a Freak that with a futuristic flavor. Thanks for the report, Mitch!
The Freak Vision is a sight to be hold! I must say that it is a Freak to behold and be held.
Went to the AD today to see what treat had been sent for me to see: I had seen pictures of the Freak Vision when it was released earlier this year. Looking at the pictures and reading about the piece I was tempted. Multiple innovations born from the Innov...
Great piece indeed!
I take it congratulations are in order, Mitch? You really make a great case for it - truly spectacular!
Thanks but not quite yet. Details being worked out but there lies my intentions.
I truly was taken by surprise. My wife grudgingly agreed that it was a very attractive piece.
I have a problem with those automatic Freak. The shape of the " hands ". They lack character, in my opinion... And I have a problem to " swallow " the automatic movement.
Why not an automatic movement for the Freak, after all? But still... For the Freakie fan in me... Best, Nicolas
I thought of you when I inspected the watch and certainly when I turned it over. I was skeptical beforehand but was swayed at the sight of it.
I understand your reservation about the automatic movement but we must also be open to the new and the revolutionary. This is a minimalist piece and I do think that it works. To get another Freak made no sense to me until now. This is a clear departure fr...
I like much about the new Freak, but some details are not to my tastes.
Mostly the legibility of this one is an issue in photos, I imagine in person or once owned you would get used to it. I bet the minute hand and balance assembly will see a new design in the future. If not for the Freak plate, you could wear this watch upsi...
I absolutely agree with you about reading the time. I did make note of it and the AD and I talked about it and we agreed that it would take a bit of getting used to but hey
it’s never about the time it is about the technology and the artistry!!!! 😉 About orientation of the piece. Funny that you bring that up. The AD told me that someone else was showing the piece to another customer. They couldn’t get the hands of the Watch ...
The way I see it, this one works very well for its design.
The "floating" hand on my Freak Cruiser style fits that watch. I used the description "open and airy" before, that is how I see it. Love the numerals, easy to read. This new watch looks edgy, maybe more mechanical. I like the exposed gear track, the minut...
Nice description. The cruiser model has a softer edge to it. The Vision is more modernized. Almost industrial but still a great piece. The case cases with its brushed
Platinum with a titanium back is a perfect compliment to the movement.
Lovey piece without a doubt
The tech is impressive and aesthetics as well. Unfortunately I would have preferred it to wear a bit smaller for my wrist.... really an impressive release I must say... An upside down wrist shot while I had the chance to handle one recently: ...
Love the new look.
Dark blue and grey combination look fantastic. Thanks for the live pics. Vte
