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This watch is a nutcase...
...but I can right away think of at least three people in my friend-sphere who would actually look good/interesting/at home in this remarkable piece of science fiction incarnate. Really fascinating and I think these kinds of projects are important to the industry, so as not to get caught in abundant traditional time-measuring values. Coming to think of it, I think maybe this is a stepback into one of the oldest ways of measuring time in China (?) with the water clocks? Interesting to forwards and backwards in time like this.
/// Christian
The New Concord C1 QuantumGravity
An aerial bi-axial tourbillon mechanism. A vertical power reserve. Individualist seconds. A stripped-down dial and spectacular volumes: the latest specimen from the C Lab Series defies all theories. Even better, it creates its own rules: emptiness is its ...
The copy writer had a great time, do they have a picture of the real watch?
Having synthetic images like these is no indication that there is or ever will be working product. Don
