- Very accurate passes
- Easy to read
- Automatically pulling up mechanical movement (Miyota 8215) has
- Has a beautiful Milanaiseband
- Has a Samba-pointer
You poaches stylistically somewhere in the fifties / sixties, but read very well because of the very current size of 42mm (Diameter without crown). The date window is down quite small, but it would also be greater no longer appropriate, I think. The clock is very simple and wears außerordendlich comfortable with the very fine-mesh stainless steel Milanaiseband. The plexiglass has, although it is true to style, the disadvantage that it is easily scratched.
The weightiest reason for not having fifth star is to be found but in the second hand. If one (preferably one minute) observed him for a while, then you realize that it stops sometimes, but then very quickly catching up for lost time again, the whole at very irregular intervals. This looks then as if the pointer Samba dancing.
For this reason, I have also returned the first copy delivered. But technically very savvy and helpful Uhrforum.de I found out that it was quite normal when Miyota 8215, as the second hand is not in the power flow and to provide a friction spring for a more or less uniform running of the pointer (which is probably overwhelmed) ,
This "it's not a bug, it's a feature" idea in mind I see it much more calmly at my nostalgia again supplied clock. While it still looks pretty hakelig, but the clock is wonderfully accurate (ie more easily flow in the range of seconds).
Those who do not bother to such small details (or even delight can), should look at this clock even more precise in any case. He gets definitely a lot of good clock for his money.
