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Knebo
ยทHi again,
And here's my JLC Master Geographic 142.8.92 with the calibre 929 - fully disassembled:
And back together
The way the second time zone is shown is quite "unique". By turning the crown at 11 o'clock, the city display at 6 o'clock will turn, city by city. Simultaneously, the small time display just above shows the time at the respective city. The small window at 9 o'clock of the second time will show if it's day or night at the other city.
Then there's also a power reserve and date display. And it's an automatic.
Despite all of these complications, the movement is remarkably thin.
And here's my JLC Master Geographic 142.8.92 with the calibre 929 - fully disassembled:
And back together
The way the second time zone is shown is quite "unique". By turning the crown at 11 o'clock, the city display at 6 o'clock will turn, city by city. Simultaneously, the small time display just above shows the time at the respective city. The small window at 9 o'clock of the second time will show if it's day or night at the other city.
Then there's also a power reserve and date display. And it's an automatic.
Despite all of these complications, the movement is remarkably thin.
