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Believe The Hype...
.. The EOS re-release is a beauty. I am excited to say mine is on the way!
The Martin Braun EOS was the first timepiece to design
and implement a highly complicated sunrise and sunset display in a mechanical
wristwatch.
Named after the Greek Goddess of the Dawn, the
EOS is an award-winning astronomical timepiece that continues to amaze watch
experts and enthusiasts to this day.
Featuring titanium retrograde crossed indicators
for sunrise and sunset, the cams located on either side of 6:00 are thoughtfully
configured to the collector’s latitude prior to leaving the atelier.
The date is displayed at 12:00 and there is a small pusher on the right side of the case for quick adjustment.
For something truly unique, collectors now have the option to customize a few elements of the watch, such as cam, date and indicator colors. Super cool.
If you already own an EOS and it needs service, please DM me and I will put you in touch with someone who can take care of that for you.
SHOWN HERE: MARTIN BRAUN ASTRAIOS - This is the EOS w/Perpetual Calendar [Not Currently Available]
Specs:
42mm x 12.5mm
Polished Stainless Steel / Coin Edge Case
Sapphire Crystal Front & Back
Automatic Movement MAB 88.2 (In House)
25 Jewels / Cote de Geneve Decoration
Rotor Rhodium Plated /Pearlized Bridges
Power Reserve 42 Hours
Water Resistant to 5 ATM
Hour, Minute, Date, Sunrise & Sunset
Blue's Titanium Indicators / Silvered Guilloche Dial
Cheers!
- Scott
Believe The Hype...
.. The EOS re-release is a beauty. I am excited to say mine is on the way! The Martin Braun EOS was the first timepiece to design and implement a highly complicated sunrise and sunset display in a mechanical wristwatch. Named after the Greek Goddess of th...
Very nice. How did you customize yours?
Whats the story with Astraios? Why is it not available?
Mine Has Plum-Colored Cams And...
... Some meteorite dial accents. The Astraios is no longer manufactured but might be reissued soon.
Very nice. Where did you put the meteorite?
Would love to see it reissued. Who did you deal with when modifying and ordering your piece?
I dont think Astraios is a perpetual calendar
Could not find info that confirms that it is Its just a day and month indication
Wow it’s been years
Since I saw a post related to Martin Braun on this forum , if not ever ! Is the brand back ? ; you mention the EOS is a re-release. Couldn’t find anything on the net so not sure as most links seem to go to the old stock of watches . They used to be quite ...
