Degrees, Gears & Ratios, Part 3
Episode 3 of Degrees, Gears & Ratios begins with a giant stage backdrop from a theatre production, when I was chairman of the board of trustees. I can't remember the name of the show but what better image to start this episode ... and can anyone name ...
Reminds me of changing gears in the Hewland LD200 Formula 2000 race car.
The correct gear ratios for the track and weather conditions win races 😎 ...
Next level reporting Mike =)
Many gorgeous movements.... I think I would go with the VC . Looking forward to what comes next.... Cheers, Filip
I'm loving this!
Gears are fascinating, because they are able to deliver mathematical information through mechanical means. I'd like to add something relating to my field that I find to be extremely interesting: nanogears. Nanogears are gears made to work at the nanometri...
The first AP (non-Royal Oak) is spectacular...
..any photos of the front or the reference? Great knowledge here : )
Jules Audemars Direct Impulse Chronometer with a 6hz movement (also known as "Robin" or "Grasshopper" Escapement)
HERE THE ARTICLE I QUOTED THE IMAGE FROM HERE in rose gold Mike
Thank you : )
...I can't believe I missed this one. What a stunner. Too bad it's so big (or I'm too small). The guilloche on the movement is amazing.
