Is there a show me your hi-beat thread?

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pdxleaf

·Jul 10, 2025·"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"

Fun to watch

 

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GrouchoM

·Jul 11, 2025

Here's mine

 

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clockoclock

·Jul 12, 2025

Should qualify…

 

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JimInOz

·Jul 12, 2025·Melbourne Australia

Another entry.

Haven't adjusted for correct lift angle so it may look a bit low.
But what the heck, it's a Seiko, who needs high amplitude?

 

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50kopek

·Aug 6, 2025

A few of mine

 

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clockoclock

·Aug 29, 2025

One of the first high beat watch movements, Longines Ultra Chron.

 

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rbob99

·Aug 29, 2025

King Seiko 45-7001

 

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F.Antl

·Nov 11, 2025

This one qualifies as well, a Zodiac Astrographic SST with TigerEye mystery dial.

Kind regards,
F.Antl

 

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Limo Orange

·Nov 13, 2025

Longines 431

 

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F.Antl

·Today at 4:53am

Pretty unusual with a gradient brown dial and faceted crystal: Technos Hibeatron (36,000bpH).

Kind regards,
F.Antl

 

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gatorcpa

·2m ago·ΩF InvestiGator

I have several 36K BpH watches.

Zodiac Astrographic “Wanderer”

Girard Perregaux Gyromatic Chronometer HF

Longines Ultra Chron Chronometer

Seiko Hi-Beat Special (date only)

There is something about a watch that ticks twice as fast as normal.
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