Perpetual videos

Mar 05, 2015,07:41 AM
 

Cool videos. On my AP RO The day and month gradually starts changing after 9:30pm and completes the move to March 1 at midnight.  It's been consistent over the past few years.  I like how the Moser is instantaneous.

Regards,

ED-209

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Perpetual Calendar changeover videos - instantaneous and leisurely

 
 By: Zhege : March 2nd, 2015-14:29
Moser Perpetual 1 - instantaneous changeover from February 28 to March 1 as seen in this 10 second video, in real-time. The technology is very impressive, but blink - and you'll miss the change! GO Senator Perpetual takes the more leisurely route - about ...  

Now THIS is interesting...

 
 By: Jester : March 2nd, 2015-20:10
I recalled my Cal 39 based Navigator QP started moving around 20:30 and would finish the date change completely around 00:30. Looks like with Cal 100 they 'shift' the process about 1hr earlier... :-) ...  

Great!

 
 By: massi. : March 3rd, 2015-05:45
The best way to understand and admire this amazing complication... Best, massi

Instantaneous Moser

 
 By: jml_watches : March 3rd, 2015-11:40
Hi Have to say the Instantaneous way the Moser changes is most impressive. Both videos are great - thanks for sharing Cheers JML

A feast for the "haute horlogerie" enthusiast eyes, my friend!

 
 By: marcelo : March 3rd, 2015-12:59
Loved the instantaneous change of the date and month (arrow) on the Moser! Best! Marcelo

Another interesting thing about the GO...

 
 By: Zhege : March 3rd, 2015-19:36
The date changes - when the new date snaps into place - are evenly space around 90 minutes apart (ca 7:40, 9:10, 10:45, 12:10). The "bad dates" - Feb 29, 30, 31 - are not quite so regular, but that may have something to do with how many date wheels / othe...  

Perpetual videos

 
 By: ED209 : March 5th, 2015-07:41
Cool videos. On my AP RO The day and month gradually starts changing after 9:30pm and completes the move to March 1 at midnight. It's been consistent over the past few years. I like how the Moser is instantaneous. Regards, ED-209