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ZEITWINKEL - German DNA, made in Swiss.

 
 By: KIH : December 4th, 2014-07:30
ZEITWINKEL - sounds like Germany and many of you must have heard of the brand name. I, too, had known the brand only by name and also thought that it was (yet) another new small German Brand. Boy was I wrong. There was a small reception of the brand where...  

Their watches are very well built and finished

 
 By: rnaden : December 4th, 2014-16:34
And I've had the opporunity to try them on more than once...that said, to me personally, they do come across as a little cold, but I can fully understand and agree on the value that they provide, with the movement and finishing higher than many brands whi... 

Thanks, Richard!

 
 By: KIH : December 5th, 2014-17:04
I, too, hope to see more variations in the design, but it is good as-is, and let's hope they add more designs over time. Thanks for reading, Richard! Ken

Very nice indeed........

 
 By: Sandgroper : December 4th, 2014-23:06
Thank you Ken for this report. My favourite is definitely the ZW081, simple, 39mm. I have to say that the case and especially the lugs strikes me for the resemblance with Girard Perregaux. Very nice. Cheers Francois

Thanks for reading, Francois...

 
 By: KIH : December 5th, 2014-17:05
... yup, simple is the best. They pour so much energy into the inside of the watch. Case resemblance, I was not paying attention, but interesting observation. Thanks, Francois! Ken

Do they use Ebauches

 
 By: chintu : December 5th, 2014-06:09
Curious to know if Zeitwinkel orders separate components from non ETA vendors and assembles them ground-up? Or do they buy ebauches, dis-assemble them and modify them or add additional modules on top for their requirements? If they use ebauches, then whic... 

Honestly,...

 
 By: KIH : December 5th, 2014-17:08
... they did not mention anything about buying anything including ebauches from ETA or other major movement companies. They design and make the parts and assembly at their own atelier. I take it at the face value.... Any reason why you wonder whether they... 

Just a matter of interest.

 
 By: chintu : December 6th, 2014-22:59
The review has focused significantly on the workmanship bestowed on the movement and its unique characteristics. I am plain curious to find out if Zeitwinkel builds their calibers from base movements or ebauches procured from other movement manufacturers.... 

Did you manage to get any further updates?

 
 By: chintu : December 16th, 2014-22:41
Any updates on whether Zeitwinkel uses third-party ebauches? regds

Zeitwinkel movements

 
 By: Zeitwinkel : December 19th, 2014-03:14
Hi, we just saw your question about our movements. Zeitwinkel only uses proprietary movements made from German Silver that are not based on other movements in the market. Check out our website to learn more or drop us a line in our contact form to arrang... 

Thanks. Most appreciated.

 
 By: chintu : December 22nd, 2014-01:33

Thanks Ken, nice report. The watch looks really nice on the

 
 By: Clueless_Collector : December 6th, 2014-23:08
owner's wrist. Prices are quite reasonable with such levels/details in engineering. Rgds Raymond

Here is mine………

 
 By: Topcat30093 : December 9th, 2014-03:58
[URL=] [/URL] I did a mini review on mine a couple of months ago, on a couple of other forums. And have just posted it in AHCI ...  

Ken ,may I also say thank you………

 
 By: Topcat30093 : December 10th, 2014-00:53
For your beautiful article. I was aware that Zeitwinkel was popular in Asia, but its good to see that they have a dedicated following. I hope that they are able to, at some point get a foothold in the UK. :)