Ornatus-Mundi[Zenith]
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Elio, I am currently visiting your home country...
Oct 20, 2014,13:20 PM
travelling to Ferrara and Bologna (amongst other smaller cities), and I have developed a deeper understanding of mete rial and form.vi think you have a point, now...
Cheers,
Magnus
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By: 41northpole : October 17th, 2014-08:12
Hi Magnus I think the idea is to reflect deep space outside and above the Stratosphere and Earth itself. I agree though it seems a bit strange to do this to a Platinum case. titanium DLC or maybe even carbon fibre (as per the El Primero Lightweight) may h...
the watch is great but...
By: Senmen : October 17th, 2014-12:05
The watch is great, no question, but what I think would be better if they had chosen another material for the globe to have a more realistic earth look..... Just my opinion.... Oliver
Thank you for sharing! The case for the DLC Platinum case...
By: jmpTT : October 17th, 2014-19:17
Perhaps the artists behind this watch envisioned a dense timepiece, something like a black hole? A ceramic or DLC steel case wouldn't achieve the same heft. For a timepiece that is just as much art as it is fine watchmaking, there is less need for pragmat...
Conceptionally the same, but technologically more mature...
By: Ornatus-Mundi : October 19th, 2014-23:32
I think the Christophe Colomb is a maturation and further development of the Zero-G presented by Mr. Nataf. The positions of the dials and the location of the escapement module have changed, the construction of the latter certainly has been advanced, but ...
The nth striking report by Magnus...!!!
By: heartbreaker : October 20th, 2014-12:18
Dear Magnus, I don't want to flatter you, but I can't restrain my fingers to type a compliment... What can I add? I'll try to explain my point of view. When I've heard of a platinum case with DLC coating I almost fall down shocked... Then I've tried the w...
Elio, I am currently visiting your home country...
By: Ornatus-Mundi : October 20th, 2014-13:20
travelling to Ferrara and Bologna (amongst other smaller cities), and I have developed a deeper understanding of mete rial and think you have a point, now... Cheers, Magnus