nickd
1591
Very nice..
I do rather like that. Very nice indeed.
I'm intrigued by the idea of a titanium balance. I'd always thought the idea was to increase the moment of inertia, either by increasing the mass of the periphery of the balance, or by increasing the frequency, either of which increase Q. The idea of dropping frequency and mass is intriguing. Or do the platinum screws provide enough mass at the rim, or does the extra large diameter help?
nick
Today is Aaron Becsei's birthday...
Today is the birthday of a very talented young watchmaker: Aaron Becsei. It gives me the opportunity to publish some pictures of one of my fav watches from him, the Dignitas Power Reserve: The name is cleverly integrated into the case side: The beauty of ...
Very nice..
I do rather like that. Very nice indeed. I'm intrigued by the idea of a titanium balance. I'd always thought the idea was to increase the moment of inertia, either by increasing the mass of the periphery of the balance, or by increasing the frequency, eit...
I like it BUT...
i dont like the name engraving on the side in my point of view its being sort of contradiction to the style of the watch. what do you think? Faisal
thanks FX, I saw this watch at Basel last year and found it impressive and I even really
like the dial, goes well with the whole
Well, "Happy Birthday" to you.. Mr. Becsei
or, Aaron, as I like to call him nowadays! A true gentleman, with true talent, and one more order! G
