Luch single hand watch
Following on from my thread about the usefulness of the second hand.
How about living without a minute hand?
I'll sit back and fan the flames. 😁
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Trev
Slightly eccentric, wicked sense of humour. Self confessed watch cheapskate, who tinkers with watches. Love motorbikes, to date, I've ridden about 250,000 miles, 113,000 of which are on my BMW 1150GS....
Hampshire, England, UK
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7.50” / 19.05 cm
Flames? What flames? We who get it, get it.
Those that don't can pound sand once they get off our lawn.
This watch was made in Belarus. The word is that their dictator, Lukashenko, was too cheap to allow spending money on more than one hand.
Second, owners of these watches do not care about accuracy. With these you cannot be more accurate than +/- 5 minutes.
Otherwise it is a very interesting design concept. And one day, I will probably get one of them, just to say that I have one.
I enjoy mine
What‘s next? No hands? No dial?😂 There was somebody not to long ago, posting about „watches“ which were just cases on leather straps to be worn as a fashion accessory.
This kind of measurement in one of the next in line to join in my box! Who needs all those other hands?!…
What‘s next? No hands? No dial?😂 There was somebody not to long ago, posting about „watches“ which were just cases on leather straps to be worn as a fashion accessory.
Miniature jewellery box perhaps? 😂
Single hand? Works for me!!!!
This watch was made in Belarus. The word is that their dictator, Lukashenko, was too cheap to allow spending money on more than one hand.
Second, owners of these watches do not care about accuracy. With these you cannot be more accurate than +/- 5 minutes.
Otherwise it is a very interesting design concept. And one day, I will probably get one of them, just to say that I have one.
You are wrong about the accuracy. Each hashmark is a five min increment. One can interpolate to a 2 min accuracy easily, one minute if you try harder.