AndrewD
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Aesthetically I like ...
... large, slow beat balance wheels, and I particularly like the substantial escapement construction in this and the view from the caseback.
Alas the size, but that's just my wrist.
A gutsy re-entry into the watch market from Martin Braun.
Thanks for all these reports, Marcus. It has been nice to slowly reflect and digest these threads after the hustle and bustle of Basel.
Andrew
Baselworld 2011: The (last) big PuristSPro report - Antoine Martin
Basel 2011 Novelty report Antoine Martin by Marcus Hanke While the brand “Antoine Martin” is absolutely new, the man behind it is already an oldtimer within the watch business: Martin Braun, developer and producer of complicated timepieces since thirty ye...
Very fascinating!
I didn't know so much detail of Martin Braun fate and this new model under new brand is very promising. Hope to see it in person one day. Is there any chance in Tokyo? Just curious. Ken
Aesthetically I like ...
... large, slow beat balance wheels, and I particularly like the substantial escapement construction in this and the view from the caseback. Alas the size, but that's just my wrist. A gutsy re-entry into the watch market from Martin Braun. Thanks for all ...
very interesting, thanks
I have to say this watch inspires more admiration than love but I am glad he is back, and I hope he makes more astronomical complications! Thanks for the report Andreas
Pretty cool
Interesting designs. Don't know why but they kinda of remind me of Cartier's Calibre design. Thanks for posting.
Ahhh! Martin Braun
I ordered the original Eos model (sight unseen) but movement supplier problems made me cancel the order. At first, I had regret not to get the innovative sweeping two hands display but my decision was justified by all the troubles mentioned in your report...
Strangly enough...............
This piece fascinates me, especially the way which it is laid out Thank you for your report & photos Regards Tony
I love this!!!! Even though it does bear a resemblance to Cartier Calibre 1904.
MB has created not just a interesting movement, a sound design, including a sombre but legible dial layout, with useful windows for months and day, cut out back featuring escapement, and robust case construction( from what I can see). I have several old M...
