@@dawidjasiak9646 oh for sure. I appreciate the art. I just meant watches in general that don’t have markers drive me nuts. Lots of dress watches are like that
This has actually happened a couple times since the perpetual calendar was invented in 1762. If the year is divisible by 100 and not divisible by 400, the leap year is skipped. This happened in 1800, 1900, skipped the year 2000 because it's divisible by 400, and it will happen again in 2100.
When it comes to date and time my instinct is always to look at my wrist, it's why I always have to wear a watch and it has to have a date function, otherwise it's inconvenient always pulling out my phone 😂
That’s the interesting part on watches like these where regardless of how cool or accurate the movement, with or without a perpetual calendar, how the hell am I gonna actually know what time it is without having to memorize the exact positions of the hands. Feels like every glance at it would just be a rough estimate, though you’ll likely get the hang of it and get close to what the actual time is it’ll be tough to read, also tough to set.
There’s only 12 marks around the clock so it’s definitely possible to differentiate based on the angle. In this case it’s pretty easy to tell the time is 10:10.
That's exactly what I was thinking. They could have inlaid muted gold lettering or imagery like the zodiac around the dial to indicate the month while keeping the design aesthetic intact.
I like it because specifically from the information from the dial, you can look at it and know what kind of jacket you're going to need that morning.... And yes, that was a weather/fashion joke...
@@Penn_Senseless you could buy a luxurious car for the money. It would be worth more and is more impressive than a watch that displays information you can easily see on your phone
@@mrdeafterwhat if you'd like to use your watch to measure a shorter period of time, like 4 minutes, or 8 minutes? A bit hard to tell without at least a couple notches around the outside. It might not come up every day, but having that kind of versatility in a watch isn't just for "smoothbrains"
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@@angusbeef880 that's missing the point lmao. The point of mechanical is engineering ingenuity. It's a work of art. Not that quartz aren't, but they're definitely nowhere near in complexity as any mechanical
That's why this is not a watch no normal persons, it's to enthusiasts, I barely looked at the watch and knew it was 10:10AM of 14 march, and the impressive part is, you will not have to adjust.
I'd prefer the look of perpetual calendars from A Lange and Vacheron, I think the best ability that perpetuals should have is distinguishing if the month has 30 or 31 days, and if February has 28 or 29 days, so it knows if it's a leap year or not, digital has no problems doing this but using mechanical gears is an engineering marvel
And if I had millions, this and other high faultin (?) brands would be the last thing I want. Google “minute repeater”. They tell you the time by chiming the hour and minute. YT has videos about them.
@@maybeharold go ahead and try telling the difference between 10:51pm and 10:52pm super hard to tell on such a small object. not really an issue in real life, but if they wanna brag about its accuracy then let that accuracy be actually usable and not just having to guess a rough estimate
@@aarongiroux5416 probably it has bad accuracy and thats how they try to hide it so they dont put numbers on it who can notice 1 or 2 minutes difference this watch is bs wouldnt pay 800 for it
Don't like it. I don't need to know the month. It is impossible to read the time. 80 grand? I will buy a Mecedes instead. These watches are ridiculously overpriced.
Really overpriced? Please let me know of another mechanical watch that is so complicated and so much cheaper that it doesn’t need to be set for 77 years. I will buy one!
The system of leap years is more complicated that every fourth year! 2100 should be a leap year, cause its in the line of fourth years, but it will not! That's why it only works till 2100!
I'll take a Mercedes instead, thanks. 😄 I assume with R&D, materials, man-hours, marketing the actual price of the watch is more likely about 1000-2000 dollars. Luxury prices are ridiculous. It's a beautiful watch though.
non watch people really don't understand that mechanical watches aren't worn for their function or for flexing on other people. a true watch person wears the watch because to us, it's a mechanical toy. i enjoy it every time i wind it. i brag about it because i love it not because i wanna flex. i bet many of you guys say you prefer ICE cars over EVs even if they're slower just because of their sound and their soul. but i don't expect you guys to understand us. it's the money i made with hard work, i spend it on an expensive handcrafted watch if i want to. i don't need your permission or appreciation 🙂
My $5 iPod touch from 2010 can tell the time, day, month, and year until the heat death of universe for 1/16000 of the price and you don’t see me complaining
80k for that watch is actually pretty „cheap“ if Patek or Lange would sell this watch it would automatically cost double. Moser is really one of the coolest watch brands in existence
My 65 dollar casio g shock can tell the time, month, day, date, am/pm and also has countdown timer, stopwatch, world time, tide graph, moon phase and a light. Moreover, it can withstand anything.
Sorry that's just silly especially for $80000 have wealthy people lost their minds? I guess the need to impress other watch nerds is a very strong mental illness
80000$ for 76.5 years of usefulness as of writing this comment Or 1045$ per year Or 2.86$ per day Or 12¢ per hour Or 0.2¢ per minute Or 0.03¢ per second
"Until 2100" is not a hard limit. It's just that the year 2100 is a special case - the leap year is skipped. (2100 is divisible by 4 and 100, but not 400). This means that looking at the "leap year dial" on the back will be incorrect during this year - as it's not actually a leap year. The watch will indeed continue to be useful beyond 2100. TL;DR: The watch will work in and beyond 2100, you'll just need to adjust the watch to skip February 29, because the leap year is skipped in 2100.
The reason why a perpetual calendar can accurately tell time until 2100 is because 2100 is a technical leap year but won’t be counted as such meaning all perpetual calendar watches will be stuck thinking it’s a leap year but all you have to do is reset the leap year counter
Crazy impressive, but how much harder would it really be to make it stay on calender forever? Its only missing 2 rules. Remove a leap day every hundred years and add it back in every 400. I'm sure having a mechancal mechanism to do that in something that small is tough, but idk. Maybe some engineer has ideas
Carl F Bucherer has a Peripheral Perpetual Calendar Moonphase for just $38K Also can tell the day, date, month, year, and moonphase without adjustment until 2100
For all those wondering, this is all built by hand. Every part is carved, shaped and polished by a watchmaker for this one watch. What separates it from most watches is that nothing of this is mass produced.
This is fine and dandy, but the second I sweat or it drops on the ground, it's gonna be broken . If someone could make a "me" proof item, I'd pony up the money.
Obviously, it’s interesting, beautiful and an example of haute horlogerie but.. could you tell what the EXACT time is everytime and possibly at a glance? They’re not fun to set cause unless it runs at 0 secs/day forever (which is impossible), you’ll have to re-set it eventually.. once, twice and then you get bored, you begin to approximate (cause you can’t wait for :00 or :30 everyday just to set your watch.. unless you’re a psychopath) and the whole concept of it being capable of accurately telling year, date, day, femtosecond falls apart. It’s not easy to read as you need to make sure that you got the correct time almost everytime hence you’re probably going to cross check with the phone anyways. It doesn’t make sense to me to have all this info but “not being able” to even tell what time is it.. It surely is a piece of art but also a gimmicky 80k $ conversation starter watch.
Nobody on the planet can guess this price for that looking thing. It's absolutely clean where's the displayed info ? .... HELL NO if I'm not rich. Similar watch in #India will cost you $2 or $3.
One problem, my dumbass can’t read it because there’s no markers or anything for the hours. I’d be looking at it like, “It’s somewhere between 4:30 and 4:45 unless it’s 3:30 to 3:45. . . (Cricket chirps) . . . Alright I figured it out it’s like 10:15, sorry I had the watch upside down.”
I Don't want a Watch that tells the Time... What I'm really in the Market for is a Watch that Has a Self Contained Reality within it. So when I'm bored I can check my world watch and see a little society functioning & existing and probably checking their watches! 💕
It can’t tell me the physical day of the week (Saturday or Sunday etc) Not much use to the budding Robinson Crusoe stranded on that desert island……. Especially if he needs to know when Saturday is for that dinner party with Wilson…..
Nope, I think it’s a failed watch. First of all, the dial looks like cheap Aliexpress watches, secondly there’s a learning curve which is not a good when it comes a timekeeper cause nobody spends time to check the time, day, date etc. let alone month and year added to be the chaos. Even power reserve is easier than figuring out the year and month. It may be high horological piece but IMHO it is a failed one and with the price tag 80K no way.
Gshock $100 + 5 packs of batteries at $5.50 each($27.50 total) = a watch that will last just as long and does the exact same thing and more for $127.50 plus tax. stop buying useless shit.
Grand Seiko! Learn from H. Moser…you don’t need to play around with spring drive electronic technology. Up the game with complications like this H. Moser.
I just pop the crown one notch and turn it slightly and voilà. Date adjusted magically for one month. It takes only 5 seconds and saved me 150 000$ on the price of the watch.
Have you heard of the Mechanism of Antikythera? Ancient Greek mechanism that showed the future. Date of the Olympics. Stages of the moon. Predicted leap years and many more.
There's something off about the concept for me, something about misaligned form over function. I get the "joke" but If I'm interested in so much precision and info I'd prefer the dial to reflect that, this is way to sterile imo. Amazing and beautiful nonetheless.
It looks really cool but if I'm spening $80K on a watch it's going to be passed on and the year 2100 isn't that far away. If I'm lucky I might live that long and kids and grandkids definitely will.
80,000 to ensure that I’ll never again be stuck in March 1st while everyone else is in February 29th and be the person at the party nobody likes? I’m good. I don’t need an 80k watch for that.
WRONG. It doesn't have to be adjusted in 2100 because the movement could go back so it doesn't matter if 2100 is a leap year. There's also no year indicator.
Buy a grand Seiko instead and use your phone for the other functions....Jeeze 80 grand ?? What a con for the super wealthy to just show off ....Teddy get lost will ya!
Pretty cool. But pretty useless without SOME kind of info on the dial. I'm great at reading watches in the dark or on a Muvado, but that looks strange. But at the same time I LOVE the dial as a normal watch
That is obscenely clean for so much info.
So clean in fact that it’s hard to tell what month the nub is pointing at lol I hate watches with no markers
@@krispybowgod9656and its still art for the sake of art. Day/date is already more than enough useful calendar info the watch can give.
You would think they could spend a little more and color match the date wheel to the dial.
@@dawidjasiak9646 oh for sure. I appreciate the art. I just meant watches in general that don’t have markers drive me nuts. Lots of dress watches are like that
@@krispybowgod9656if you can't figure out what month it is, time to leave the basement and touch grass
Just imagine the chaos at all of these high horology brands when January 1st 2100 finally comes...
Y2.1K
😅😅😂😂 like Y2K 😂😂😂
"Horology? no shame in that dear"
2100 mankind will use the sun again to determine the time
This has actually happened a couple times since the perpetual calendar was invented in 1762.
If the year is divisible by 100 and not divisible by 400, the leap year is skipped. This happened in 1800, 1900, skipped the year 2000 because it's divisible by 400, and it will happen again in 2100.
“What’s today’s date?”
* still looks at phone *
💀
Same as clock, we are more often see phone instead of watch
i try to prefer my smartwatch now that i got one and it's worth the 150 for convenience 😇
I am not one of those WE
When it comes to date and time my instinct is always to look at my wrist, it's why I always have to wear a watch and it has to have a date function, otherwise it's inconvenient always pulling out my phone 😂
I like clean dials but in this case, it is too clean for that much info.
Thats what im thinking like you’re really just guessing most of it
They probably wanted a timeless piece that would fit all time to come
@MA-kr6yv you are not guessing with this watch
Need a class taught on how to read this watch
That’s the interesting part on watches like these where regardless of how cool or accurate the movement, with or without a perpetual calendar, how the hell am I gonna actually know what time it is without having to memorize the exact positions of the hands. Feels like every glance at it would just be a rough estimate, though you’ll likely get the hang of it and get close to what the actual time is it’ll be tough to read, also tough to set.
There’s only 12 marks around the clock so it’s definitely possible to differentiate based on the angle. In this case it’s pretty easy to tell the time is 10:10.
Vaguetember is my favorite month, thanks 80,000 dollar watch!
That's exactly what I was thinking. They could have inlaid muted gold lettering or imagery like the zodiac around the dial to indicate the month while keeping the design aesthetic intact.
You need more than a watch if you don't know what month it is
Year hand could've been a bit longer.
I like it because specifically from the information from the dial, you can look at it and know what kind of jacket you're going to need that morning.... And yes, that was a weather/fashion joke...
For 80K USD I am not impressed at all.
Good for you. Clearly craftsmanship means nothing
@@Penn_Senseless
I feel like he means that there are better watches that cost less
I agree
@@Penn_Senseless you could buy a luxurious car for the money. It would be worth more and is more impressive than a watch that displays information you can easily see on your phone
Same, this just doesn’t seem like something that should cost that much money.
Yh… lots of ‘info’ on that dial 😂
“What time is it?”
“Uh it’s… blue”
Would be cool if it had markers.
No one that uses an analog clock daily needs the markers.
You can tell the time by just the position alone after some time
only smooth brain can't tell the time by hands position alone.
@@mrdeafterwhat if you'd like to use your watch to measure a shorter period of time, like 4 minutes, or 8 minutes? A bit hard to tell without at least a couple notches around the outside. It might not come up every day, but having that kind of versatility in a watch isn't just for "smoothbrains"
@@anon8740 just use digital then
@@99temporalmost people’s watches don’t display the time date AND MONTH that’s what we would need the markers for
A 30$ Timex quartz that i had 15 years ago had perpetual calender.
Imagine thinking quartz is anywhere as valuable as a mechanical movement
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@@hiddenboi69imagine thinking a mechanical movement is as accurate as a quartz
@@angusbeef880 that's missing the point lmao. The point of mechanical is engineering ingenuity. It's a work of art. Not that quartz aren't, but they're definitely nowhere near in complexity as any mechanical
@hiddenboi69 I agree but the OP is saying that the same job can be done by a quartz movement at $30...and more accurately
At $80,000 I can probably buy a robot which will do all of that and still get me a beer from the fridge
“What is my purpose?”
this is basically an analog mechanical computer
You can resell this for the same or more though
The things I've been reading those robots will do allot more than just get you a beer wink, wink, wink 😮😉
A 18$ casio can tell you even more. Please make a short about this masterpiece of plastic 😬
If you're talking about a digital watch, something like this need only be wound and it's not going to need a battery replaced or have the lcd die.
@@GiuseppeGaetanoSabatelliyes, you just have to pay hundreds of dollars annually to have it serviced. Perhaps thousands
@GiuseppeGaetanoSabatelli my Casio is solar powered. Been going strong for 30 years,
@@normalchannel2185 yep, if all you want is to tell the time they're awesome, especially the classics.
@@GiuseppeGaetanoSabatelli Oh no you need to change the battery every 10 years such an inconvenience
Looks like a $40 minimalist watch
80k dollars and they can't put numbers on their dial
Only peons need numbers 😂
@@samiam619 yeah what kind of uneducated cavemen like accuracy and numbers ☠️☠️
@@samiam619that or people who like accuracy.
That's why this is not a watch no normal persons, it's to enthusiasts, I barely looked at the watch and knew it was 10:10AM of 14 march, and the impressive part is, you will not have to adjust.
Moser watches - the less text on the dial the more expensive it gets 😂
I'm so old that I remember when perpetual meant everlasting.
But gorgeous watch.
That is everlasting. For our lifetime's.
To rolex it only means automatic. Lol
A watch not needing to be set for 77 years is a top tier perpetual calendar in the industry.
I'd prefer the look of perpetual calendars from A Lange and Vacheron, I think the best ability that perpetuals should have is distinguishing if the month has 30 or 31 days, and if February has 28 or 29 days, so it knows if it's a leap year or not, digital has no problems doing this but using mechanical gears is an engineering marvel
@@SleepCoveyeah no, that shit needs to be wound every so often so, no.
You sure about it telling you the time? 😂😂😂
The exact time for a few hours after the last setting 🤓😉
Yes it is, 10:10AM of march 14. Barely looked at the dial and knew, really easy to read when you are used to watches.
@@HairyBaiacuthat's definitely not 10:10 mate 😂 your not as used to them as you think 😂 10:06, 10.07 or 10:08.
Which is exactly my point 😂
77 years from now - I need a refund
You just need to adjust the watch to account for the missing leap year.
Inflation isnt given on refunds
When I look at that and Imagined paying 80k for it, I chuckled.
If I had millions to blow, this would definitely be on my watchlist lol. Beautiful
And if I had millions, this and other high faultin (?) brands would be the last thing I want. Google “minute repeater”. They tell you the time by chiming the hour and minute. YT has videos about them.
same
Would it though?
You could've said "watchlist" 😔
@@ProPilotKo 😉
Bloody lovely. Unfortunately at £70k it's just a tad over my budget🤣🤣
Yeah for real, i was only planning to spend 69k
@@MurimzI am quote broke so 68k would have been my limit.
@@EWaugh1I’m homeless so my budget would be 67k
@@qrincetonsIm in debt so 66k would be tops for me
Wow, such a great jokes!!! Did you come up with them all by yourself or you have had help?
Casio f91w does the same thing😂
So does your phone genius
Can’t read the dial tho
Its easy to read
@@maybeharoldnot accurately
@@maybeharold go ahead and try telling the difference between 10:51pm and 10:52pm
super hard to tell on such a small object. not really an issue in real life, but if they wanna brag about its accuracy then let that accuracy be actually usable and not just having to guess a rough estimate
@@aarongiroux5416 probably it has bad accuracy and thats how they try to hide it so they dont put numbers on it who can notice 1 or 2 minutes difference this watch is bs wouldnt pay 800 for it
I can read it, it's 11h10min, of the 14th of march
“There are too many legible perpetual calendars that look the same. Let’s change that.”
-Moser probably
Until you let it die and have to manually set it every time you wear it anyway
Thats why if u can afford that watch u can definitely afford a watch winder tho
still would have to be stopped to be serviced anyway
function isn't the point of mechanical watches lol
@@pedramtajeddini5100 ofcourse it is, ever heard of a tool watch?
80k? Well, I guess it's Rob-a-Bank o'clock
Damn i wonder what month it is *checks my watch*
I literally snort laughed
For the price it should do more than scratch my balls. Way more.
Don't like it. I don't need to know the month. It is impossible to read the time. 80 grand? I will buy a Mecedes instead. These watches are ridiculously overpriced.
Really overpriced? Please let me know of another mechanical watch that is so complicated and so much cheaper that it doesn’t need to be set for 77 years. I will buy one!
The system of leap years is more complicated that every fourth year! 2100 should be a leap year, cause its in the line of fourth years, but it will not!
That's why it only works till 2100!
Let’s say you travel from west coast to east coast, will this auto adjust ?
nope this overpriced watch dont have the sensor to detect that
Waiting for someone to come and tell me that their $30 G-Shock can give me the very same info.
“Why buy this for $80k when my phone does it!”
- Half the comments
watch is garbage tho.
I don't care about the seconds, months and leap years. I'm living for that colour.
No , no and no……
I am not sure I understand here. If you don't use the watch so it stops, will it next time you wind it automatically set the time, date and month?
No, you set it up and it goes as long as it's wound up
Moser is the Koenigsegg of the watch world. Very left field and rare but astonishingly awesome.
For 80k I’d be expecting it to make coffee as well
Meanwhile my $8 watch
I'll take a Mercedes instead, thanks. 😄
I assume with R&D, materials, man-hours, marketing the actual price of the watch is more likely about 1000-2000 dollars.
Luxury prices are ridiculous.
It's a beautiful watch though.
non watch people really don't understand that mechanical watches aren't worn for their function or for flexing on other people. a true watch person wears the watch because to us, it's a mechanical toy. i enjoy it every time i wind it. i brag about it because i love it not because i wanna flex. i bet many of you guys say you prefer ICE cars over EVs even if they're slower just because of their sound and their soul. but i don't expect you guys to understand us. it's the money i made with hard work, i spend it on an expensive handcrafted watch if i want to. i don't need your permission or appreciation 🙂
My $5 iPod touch from 2010 can tell the time, day, month, and year until the heat death of universe for 1/16000 of the price and you don’t see me complaining
80k for that watch is actually pretty „cheap“ if Patek or Lange would sell this watch it would automatically cost double. Moser is really one of the coolest watch brands in existence
My 65 dollar casio g shock can tell the time, month, day, date, am/pm and also has countdown timer, stopwatch, world time, tide graph, moon phase and a light. Moreover, it can withstand anything.
Really cool looking watch but I need the hour markers
What happens in 2100? Can it be fixed then?
Sorry that's just silly especially for $80000 have wealthy people lost their minds? I guess the need to impress other watch nerds is a very strong mental illness
That nub makes a full rotation once every year?! That’s incredible. I wonder how accurate it is if kept in motion for the entire year.
80k yet they still refuse to add anglage to their watches 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Great, I will know the date until 2100, but not the time accurately enough to avoid missing the bus!
I got be honest with the styling outside I would rather take the movement out and frame it and dump a boring quartz mechanism into the watch
My 10 dollar smart watch have same features and also show everything very clearly.🤨🤨🤨
Well my 100 dollar g shock has a calendar till 2099...79900 dollars for a year difference? 💀
only smart people could tell why this watch is accurate uptill 2100 (why not 2101)
Only 80k for a watch that can do all that? And I thought my 1500$ phone was smart.
Hmm my phone gives me the time of every time zone and updates with leap years and leap seconds
80k... sometimes i wonder what tha fuck is going on with this world....
Wow! A more expensive phone with less utilities! People will definitely buy it!
i don't like how the dial is blank, looks like a $10 walmart watch
80000$ for 76.5 years of usefulness as of writing this comment
Or 1045$ per year
Or 2.86$ per day
Or 12¢ per hour
Or 0.2¢ per minute
Or 0.03¢ per second
That's not how perpetual calendar works
U know its expensive when u ca buy a Range Rover for the price of a watch
Wow. My 50€ g-shock can do the same.😊
What’s today’s date?
* removes his wrist watch and check the back *
casio( 20 dollars) does same
I HAVE AN ALARM CLOCK AT HOME THAT DOES THE SAME THING AND IT ONLY COST ME $5.00
"Until 2100" is not a hard limit. It's just that the year 2100 is a special case - the leap year is skipped. (2100 is divisible by 4 and 100, but not 400). This means that looking at the "leap year dial" on the back will be incorrect during this year - as it's not actually a leap year. The watch will indeed continue to be useful beyond 2100.
TL;DR: The watch will work in and beyond 2100, you'll just need to adjust the watch to skip February 29, because the leap year is skipped in 2100.
It's doesn't every watch brand says it can not be accurate past 2100 only some are but they are specific ons.
Thank you! I was wondering what the reason for the 2100 "limit" was, thank you!
Eighty years doesn’t seem that perpetual… so. 1k per year?
Perfect for all those times I've needed to check my watch to tell me what month I was in!
90 percent cant even see the time on this watch 😂
I laughed at that watch 😂 till i saw the back side with the extra info 😮
It’s just SO boring for an 80k watch.
Pretentious bollox.
I'd rather look at my iPhone and not be out $80,000
This is actually kinda crazy
The reason why a perpetual calendar can accurately tell time until 2100 is because 2100 is a technical leap year but won’t be counted as such meaning all perpetual calendar watches will be stuck thinking it’s a leap year but all you have to do is reset the leap year counter
This will your cost additional $20.000 cause you have to send it to Moser to reset it.
@@T0MT0Mmmmy2000 at most
My 20$ alarm clock does this and more
Crazy impressive, but how much harder would it really be to make it stay on calender forever? Its only missing 2 rules. Remove a leap day every hundred years and add it back in every 400. I'm sure having a mechancal mechanism to do that in something that small is tough, but idk. Maybe some engineer has ideas
Carl F Bucherer has a Peripheral Perpetual Calendar Moonphase for just $38K
Also can tell the day, date, month, year, and moonphase without adjustment until 2100
The beauty of humanity's ingenuity 😢
For 80k it only works for 77 more years? What a SCAM
That not how it works 🥱
For all those wondering, this is all built by hand. Every part is carved, shaped and polished by a watchmaker for this one watch. What separates it from most watches is that nothing of this is mass produced.
It's beautiful.....
This is fine and dandy, but the second I sweat or it drops on the ground, it's gonna be broken . If someone could make a "me" proof item, I'd pony up the money.
It looks cool, but I would always be unsure about what time it is as there are no markings
Obviously, it’s interesting, beautiful and an example of haute horlogerie but.. could you tell what the EXACT time is everytime and possibly at a glance?
They’re not fun to set cause unless it runs at 0 secs/day forever (which is impossible), you’ll have to re-set it eventually.. once, twice and then you get bored, you begin to approximate (cause you can’t wait for :00 or :30 everyday just to set your watch.. unless you’re a psychopath) and the whole concept of it being capable of accurately telling year, date, day, femtosecond falls apart.
It’s not easy to read as you need to make sure that you got the correct time almost everytime hence you’re probably going to cross check with the phone anyways.
It doesn’t make sense to me to have all this info but “not being able” to even tell what time is it.. It surely is a piece of art but also a gimmicky 80k $ conversation starter watch.
That's less than 80 years now... am I gonna die in 2080
Nobody on the planet can guess this price for that looking thing. It's absolutely clean where's the displayed info ? .... HELL NO if I'm not rich.
Similar watch in #India will cost you $2 or $3.
One problem, my dumbass can’t read it because there’s no markers or anything for the hours. I’d be looking at it like, “It’s somewhere between 4:30 and 4:45 unless it’s 3:30 to 3:45. . . (Cricket chirps) . . . Alright I figured it out it’s like 10:15, sorry I had the watch upside down.”
I Don't want a Watch that tells the Time...
What I'm really in the Market for is a Watch that Has a Self Contained Reality within it.
So when I'm bored I can check my world watch and see a little society functioning & existing and probably checking their watches! 💕
So can a Casio
It can’t tell me the physical day of the week (Saturday or Sunday etc)
Not much use to the budding Robinson Crusoe stranded on that desert island…….
Especially if he needs to know when Saturday is for that dinner party with Wilson…..
Nope, I think it’s a failed watch. First of all, the dial looks like cheap Aliexpress watches, secondly there’s a learning curve which is not a good when it comes a timekeeper cause nobody spends time to check the time, day, date etc. let alone month and year added to be the chaos. Even power reserve is easier than figuring out the year and month. It may be high horological piece but IMHO it is a failed one and with the price tag 80K no way.
Gshock $100 + 5 packs of batteries at $5.50 each($27.50 total) = a watch that will last just as long and does the exact same thing and more for $127.50 plus tax. stop buying useless shit.
day of the week would be drastically more useful than the month... who doesn't remember what month it is?
Grand Seiko! Learn from H. Moser…you don’t need to play around with spring drive electronic technology.
Up the game with complications like this H. Moser.
I just pop the crown one notch and turn it slightly and voilà. Date adjusted magically for one month. It takes only 5 seconds and saved me 150 000$ on the price of the watch.
Have you heard of the Mechanism of Antikythera? Ancient Greek mechanism that showed the future. Date of the Olympics. Stages of the moon. Predicted leap years and many more.
There's something off about the concept for me, something about misaligned form over function. I get the "joke" but If I'm interested in so much precision and info I'd prefer the dial to reflect that, this is way to sterile imo. Amazing and beautiful nonetheless.
It looks really cool but if I'm spening $80K on a watch it's going to be passed on and the year 2100 isn't that far away. If I'm lucky I might live that long and kids and grandkids definitely will.
80,000 to ensure that I’ll never again be stuck in March 1st while everyone else is in February 29th and be the person at the party nobody likes? I’m good. I don’t need an 80k watch for that.
WRONG. It doesn't have to be adjusted in 2100 because the movement could go back so it doesn't matter if 2100 is a leap year. There's also no year indicator.
Buy a grand Seiko instead and use your phone for the other functions....Jeeze 80 grand ?? What a con for the super wealthy to just show off ....Teddy get lost will ya!
Pretty cool. But pretty useless without SOME kind of info on the dial. I'm great at reading watches in the dark or on a Muvado, but that looks strange. But at the same time I LOVE the dial as a normal watch