Watchlords

with new in-house movement.

https://www.hautetime.com/glashutte-ori ... ar/105343/


Photo credit: Glashütte Original

Jaysus H. Christ, I just shot off over here.

Damn, that is one high class watch! I'm nowhere's near considering myself worthy of such a horological masterpiece.

Damn!

Wow that is stunningly beautiful…

That is very nice. I know a guy that fancies GOs and rose gold, but he's bought his last watch.

Good lord, that is beautiful!!

That's a very tricky set of complications to get such a perfect visual balance.

AlbertaTime wrote: ↑

March 1st 2023, 6:59pm

Good lord, that is beautiful!!

That's a very tricky set of complications to get such a perfect visual balance.

That is what I was thinking but I have no idea what's going on under the hood, so to speak. (horological wise men please chime in here)

The different dials aren't on the same radius so there's got to be layers to the mechanical workings underneath to make all those things happen on the dial. That's what hit me like a brick when I saw the dial and so I said "Damn"!

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I wood wear that, yep, I wood

The link failed to note the movement is a significant advance in GO's watchmaking standing with their first annual calendar complication expressed on the foremost dial they've ever produced. Top of my lotto list.