M4
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My lone UN . . . Marine Regatta "Artemis Racing"
The dial is an engraving of the Artemis Team boat in the Great Sound of Bermuda, the site of the competition. The engraving is covered with a grey-green enamel that is unique and subtly beautiful. The movement is also unique in that the chronograph seconds hand runs counter-clockwise while in the regatta countdown, then automatically reverses and runs clockwise to commence conventional chronograph timing.
Have a nice day!
M4
My lone UN . . . Marine Regatta "Artemis Racing"
A limited edition of 35 to commemorate the 2017 Americas Cup Artemis Team boat. The race was in Bermuda and I was lucky enough to attend for a couple days. The dial is an engraving of the Artemis Team boat in the Great Sound of Bermuda, the site of the co...
What a cool piece
68 jewels is a lot when looking at the pics I figured it had some regatta function. Unique dial as well
I think there are 650 components in the movement.
When I'm in a cynical frame of mind, I remind myself that that's 650 possible reasons for a movement service But truth be told, I've never had a bit of trouble with the watch in 8 years of ownership. Thanks for the comment TCF! M4
The curious mind inquires
Does the movement start to turn anticlockwise within immediate proximity of the Bermuda triangle?
