Swiss watch enthusiast with a strong collecting-syndrome ⌚️⌚️⌚️. I'm fascinated by mechanical watches.
zurich, switzerland
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18.00 cm
You can access and move the beads?
You can access and move the beads?
The beads move free and I can touch them. The are hold by magnets on the indication position. But if I move the watch to fast, the spin free in the lane until the magnets catch them again. The quartz is actually just moving the magnets underneath
So cool!
The beads move free and I can touch them. The are hold by magnets on the indication position. But if I move the watch to fast, the spin free in the lane until the magnets catch them again. The quartz is actually just moving the magnets underneath
When you move it fast, do the beads fly away since there is no crystal?
When you move it fast, do the beads fly away since there is no crystal?
No, the can only move within their lanes. The beads cannot fly away
Just what in the….✨
That watch can be used by John Kramer in Saw the movie.
How does dirt interfere with the beads?
How does dirt interfere with the beads?
That's a valid point! If dirt enters the lanes, then the beads cannot move. And the watch isn't that WR... so you'veto clean very carefully. . So, it's not a watch for a dirty environment. Dust isn't a problem