MÖELS 369 CASEBACK
Dear all,
This is the first photo of the 369 caseback showcasing the perforated steel plate. Do you like it, or would you prefer to see the movement instead? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
Thank you!
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Marcus
Hi, I am the CEO of Möels & Co., a rather artistically oriented watch brand focusing on design and UX.
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Very interesting! I guess there is still metal or glass below? I must say I really like it that way because it is unique.
The caseback is great, unusual. Great work,, 👍
This is an order of magnitude more interesting than a glass display case.
Love it!
It would depend on the decoration of the movement. If not much is done, then this caseback is very interesting.
I would personally prefer a proper see through caseback. I remember asking about this watch sometime ago, and whether it had a display caseback. I remember you said yes. I checked the website and to me, I wouldn’t say this is a display caseback.
I wouldn’t buy this watch without a proper see through caseback but that’s just me. You should do what you think is good for business. Good luck 👍
Very interesting! I guess there is still metal or glass below? I must say I really like it that way because it is unique.
Thank you! The perforated stainless steel plate sits between the movement and the sapphire crystal.
Thank you! The perforated stainless steel plate sits between the movement and the sapphire crystal.
I like it! Although it should not be the case that the watch becomes unnecessary thick.
I like it! Although it should not be the case that the watch becomes unnecessary thick.
Thanks, the 369 is not thick at all, it's very comfortable and fits easily under the cuff.
Hi!
Highly depends on the movement, but I like what I see on the photo. Also, perforated caseback blends in quite naturally with other elements and I’m not sure that elegant? swiss automatic movement will be a better choice.
Hi!
Highly depends on the movement, but I like what I see on the photo. Also, perforated caseback blends in quite naturally with other elements and I’m not sure that elegant? swiss automatic movement will be a better choice.
Thanks, we use only Swiss automatic movements from Sellita.
Like the decoration on the caseback. I like to regulate my watch. I can tolerate -5 to +5 spd. What is the tool to open this caseback? I have Seiko and Rolex tools. So this will effect my decision.
Like the decoration on the caseback. I like to regulate my watch. I can tolerate -5 to +5 spd. What is the tool to open this caseback? I have Seiko and Rolex tools. So this will effect my decision.
Thanks, it's a screw-in caseback and there is no need for a special tool.