This will be one of the items revealed by Arnold & Son at BaselWorld in a few weeks.
So what's the big deal? Let me tell you - "True Beat Seconds". Okay, so what does that mean?
A "dead beat" or "true beat" second function is one that is so precise that it actually ticks not unlike a quartz or those wonderful old electric clocks I used to stare at desperately waiting for the bell to ring.
The second hand scale occupies the majority of the upper dial, floating above the lower placed hour and minute functions.
The case is of stainless steel, measuring 43.5 mm in diameter.
Limited to 250 pieces. Here are the rest of the details:
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So what's the big deal? Let me tell you - "True Beat Seconds". Okay, so what does that mean?
A "dead beat" or "true beat" second function is one that is so precise that it actually ticks not unlike a quartz or those wonderful old electric clocks I used to stare at desperately waiting for the bell to ring.
The second hand scale occupies the majority of the upper dial, floating above the lower placed hour and minute functions.
The case is of stainless steel, measuring 43.5 mm in diameter.
Limited to 250 pieces. Here are the rest of the details:
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