I've always had a thing for moon phase complications. What are some of your favourites? So many, so I'll start with one just to get it rolling.
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I've always had a thing for moon phase complications. What are some of your favourites? So many, so I'll start with one just to get it rolling.
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Last edited by Statius; Mar 15, 2015 at 07:22 PM. Reason: to be clear: I don't actually own this sucker...yet.
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Stunning! I think the Blancpain is the absolute best, but here are a few others.
I especially like the FC for the simplicity and the Lange for the movement.
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Last edited by M. Montaigne; Mar 15, 2015 at 01:08 AM.
Not saying I would wear any of these, but I've to admit that Sarpaneva has some cool "moons"
Pics from Sarpaneva web:
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I agree that a moonphase is an essential complication.
I have the FC Moon in blue and it is delightful. It does not get enough wristime but I can't see myself letting it go. I am sure the ALS movement is lovely but the FC is no slouch either. It is an in-house movement that allows you to set both the date and moonphase with the crown in the first position (hours and minute hands set thru the second position). Most have a separate crown or pusher for the moonphase.
Ebels (lots), IWC, Omega, FC, Eterna, Tag, Invicta, Movado
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Ebels (lots), IWC, Omega, FC, Eterna, Tag, Invicta, Movado
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I always think of the JLC MUT 39 Moonphase as the quintessential moonphase.
The watch is just so damn nice.
I love those Sarpanevas...
As I opened the thread, I thought: find some Sarpaneva pictures. No need, CFR had done it.
I always thought this was a really nice moonphase. It's hard to convey the textures in a pic but in person it's really nice. I like this minimalist style where there's no face and it's not yellow with stars and stuff, it's not being so entirely obvious it's a moon.
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