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 Posted: Mon Feb 20th, 2012 10:36 pm
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 Hammerfjord wrote:
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Hammerfjord wrote: Devin wrote:
Oh man that is cool! Hoe do they do that?? Yes, that's really cool.
I guess that there is a sandwich of 2 crystals who are rotating independently: One holding the minute hand , one for the hour hand.
The crystals may have teeth on them perimeters who are connected to the hour/minutes wheels actioned by the movement...
That would explain why there is a big axis in the center: Both crystal dials are rotating around itThumbsUp02.gifNo William! Now you´ve gone and spoiled it ...It´s like saying there is no Santa Claus.
But yes, +1 on this being a sound explanation from the Sheriff. Guessing that there won´t be any asian knock-off`s made of this mvt any time soon, hehe.

Hahaha, I just prefer mechanical solutions above mysteriesraspberry.gif

I was suspecting a series of opposing magnets around the tubular bezel (check the screw heads) that would drag the hands around and the small movement protected by a lead cage (like the Milgauss) but after reading Professor William's piece, I think he is right on the button. Nice!
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 Posted: Sun Mar 11th, 2012 10:44 am
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 finished in 18k white gold,Konstantin Chaykin Magic...price upon request!ThumbsUp02.gif

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 Posted: Sun Mar 25th, 2012 11:57 am
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 Not sure how that would look on the wrist. I mean...an ugly, thick, hairy background really is not what I want from a watch dial!dog smile.gif
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 Posted: Tue Mar 27th, 2012 09:12 am
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 I love that!
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