WristScan

The Theme: "Your watches from the back. Show us the movements!" This is one of my personal favorites. The brand "flies under the radar" and the movement is sublime. Let's see your favorite. HAGWE, Mike ...  

I don't believe I've seen that piece before.

It is the standard release Masterpiece Chronograph. The custom/ in-house movement design was a collaboration between ML and Andreas Strehler. Its got a nice dial design ( at least I enjoy it a lot). The little dots of lume and the lumed chrono hand shine ...  

I always like this brand, modern and industrialized Masterpiece. Rgds Raymond

brand with their complications. I think they took a little breather after their attempt to move upstream didnot go as well as they had hoped with Memoire 1. At least now they are vertically integrated with a varied collection of mechanical watches. Thanks... 

Cheers, John

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beautiful! Cheers, Mike

. . . this manual wind effort from Omega. Fingers crossed on both hands the next-gen Railmaster comes equipped with a dateless version. While I have a few interesting movements in my collection, the most attractive is one I let go of. Hamilton cal 921, en...  

but I completely agree with your analysis. Thanks for sharing Art. Best, Mike

Completely different bridge layout between the two, but beautiful in their own ways. I like the use of two tones on the Omega

I'm going to show you two solid case backs, not a saphiire case back with movement. Boring? Maybe not. 1/ GP Cambre Carree, special commission to the Sultan of Oman with the Sultan's coat of arms. 2/ and the GP Vintage 94 with the engraved GP Tourbillon. ...  

Great to see we are on the same wave, my friend! :) Will post in a minute... Best Blomman

I didn't know that one existed! Best, Nicolas PS: More infos on that one?

Hi Nicolas, I don't know an awful lot, but I read a few things here and there. From the catalogues I have, the Ref 2499, which is the two subdial Chrono without date of the more common Cambre Carree 2498 always appears only with the white dial. So far, ev... 

Very nice dateless black dial! ;) Bravo, my friend, that is such an uncommon catch! Nicolas PS: Yes, you should write to Angela... ;)

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Wonderful GPs. Best, Mike

. . . in cheek." [That was for Nicolas. He knows why!]

Speaks for itself.... :) HAGWE Blomman ...  

I just thought a little gold might put a glow on the thread. Hope to see lots of backs this week! Best to all, Tim ...  

Organic imho. Great shot and thanks for sharing Tim. Best, Mike

the rocks! I like that medallion a lot. Thanks, Mike

Hi All An exceptional view - the back of a Memovox An interesting view The dials not too bad either! HAGWE Cheers JML ...  

First time I've seen the back. Superb!

One of my worst mistakes. I sold mine to gather funds for another watch. Thanks for sharing, Mike

Here we go: I'm sorry but it was on my wrist and there are portions of my DNA there: The back in B&W is also ... Sexy: Here is the front. A Good Planet in full glory: A great weekend to all, Nilo ...  

From an accuracy perspective, it is impeccable. From an aesthetic point of view, the colors and use of black plus the snailed waves gives it a look that is so different from the usual.

About the aesthetic of the movement , it\'s fine if we consider the industrial manufacturing. One point that I like is high quality if the dial, markers and hands. Cheers, Nilo

Love the curve radial finish. Does Omega have a technical name for it? Cheers, Mike

"luxury finish with exclusive Geneva waves in arabesque". What this means falls outside my humble understand. Cheers, Nilo

Guess the marketing department got it right! Thanks, Mike

On the wrist. With a good bakelite insert... Which makes a huge difference. HAGWE, Nicolas ...  

Well in this instance, the front view IS better than the rear! Thanks for sharing Mike

Thank you for these photos !

I'll send you photos !

Thanks for sharing! Cheers, Dogu

..Especially the 3rd & 2nd pics are captivating ! Best, hs

. . . hurts, Nicolas! A reminder that fig season is six months away ;-) . . .

for a golden coin she shows the buttocks ...  

or did it? :-) HAGWE, S ...  

me an idea for a future WristScan. Watch crowns anyone? Best, Mike

I really like your idea and am all in if you decide to do it. Thank You and HAGWE, S

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Of all my watches, this one took the longest to reach me from the point of deciding to buy it. However, it was so well worth the wait. To have a movement designed and painstakingly hand finished by one chap, Keaton, tucked away in central Oregon, is a thr...  

I like the name plate and the multiple but simple finishing techniques that Keaton demonstrates on his watch. How long did you have to wait? Best, Mike

Great to hear from you. It took almost 2 years, however since then, the process has been fine tuned, as many of the tools required to make parts in my watch, are allready created. The current timing is approx. 8-10months I believe. The exciting aspect is ... 

Sounds like the wait included a lot of collaboration between you and Keaton which is good and makes the time go by quicker. Best, Mike

. . . two American movements in evidence. Thanks for sharing, Tim.

on this watch back. I have been wearing it non-stop. Here's the front. HAGWE! ...  

Thanks for sharing (nt) HAGWE, digging out with you up north, Mike

I think it is the better Apple watch.

. . . strikes as a deft touch. Thanks for showing us this view, j - my appreciation for the design is greater than before. Best, Art

HAGWE. Rgds Raymond ...  

Got a lot of praises and attention...So glad I picked it up. Rgds Raymond

. . . who needs a back? :-)

Well played. HAGWE, Mike

P10 Paul Gerber. Cazalea ...  

A Paul Gerber P10 with THREE rotors :-) When that model was announced, it was spoken for after 24 hours. I was on vaca and when I returned, it was too late. Thanks for sharing, Best, Mike

and not flipping them! No worries, I am sure another Gerber will find its way into the watch collection soon. Best, Mike

It\'s his hairy back ...  

These two favorites. Where the front is the new back ...  

This one has got the black, white and blue sorted out perfectly :-) It's clearly my favorite in my small collection...it got a whopping 98 days of wrist time in the last 6 months. Perfect proportions, genuinely versatile and very comfortable. ...  

The blued rotor is very distinct contrast. Thanks for sharing Richard, Mike

Because it's all on the front :) Hagwe H. ...  

is very limited. I thought I would be only seeing Reversos on this week's wristscan. How could I forget watches like the Breguet La Tradition and the Panoinverse? Thanks for sharing, Like Nicolas said : Nice Backface :-) Cheers, Mike

. . .uché! :-)

HAGWE fernando ...  

Thanks for participating Mike

HAGWE fernando! -- Richard.

. . . the details." L M van der Rohe