These are really cool watches (special edition or not). A woodpecker neck fine adjustment system is something I love to see, even if it's not something that initially attracts me to a watch. Whether you adjust the rate yourself or have your watchmaker do it, this system makes it easy to dial in the rate quite precisely. Of course the rate will still vary in different positions and at different amplitudes, but the swan neck lets you skip the "back & forth" dance with the regulator arm on the balance (*nudge too hard*, darn!, *nudge too hard again*, darn!, ...).
You know what? This watch would be perfect in my eyes without the cyclops or date for that matter. Quibbles aside, this one is a winner. The blue is striking.
These are really cool watches (special edition or not). A woodpecker neck fine adjustment system is something I love to see, even if it's not something that initially attracts me to a watch. Whether you adjust the rate yourself or have your watchmaker do it, this system makes it easy to dial in the rate quite precisely. Of course the rate will still vary in different positions and at different amplitudes, but the swan neck lets you skip the "back & forth" dance with the regulator arm on the balance (*nudge too hard*, darn!, *nudge too hard again*, darn!, ...).
You know what? This watch would be perfect in my eyes without the cyclops or date for that matter. Quibbles aside, this one is a winner. The blue is striking.
Maybe it’s a stupid question, but why is 155 written on a dial instead of 55?
I guess it is a kind of joke because it is limited to 155 pieces
It signifies the 155th Anniversary of Muhle Glashutte