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路Besides selling watches, the Bucherer group is also making watches.
They don't just stamping their name on the dials, but are actually making their own movements.
One of these watches is the Carl F. Bucherer Manero Peripheral:
Pictures from Hodinkee: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/t...-house-technically-unique-attractively-priced .
Ok, I'm not a huge fan of "Bucherer" on the dial, apparently so are you by starting this topic: https://omegaforums.net/threads/how-come-bucherer-is-generally-un-loved.28173/
However I do like the technical aspects of the Manero Peripheral watch.
I don't understand everything Hondikee writes, like:
"The use of a special system for isolating the regulator and balance spring stud carrier from shock - a system which in theory means the regulation of the watch shouldn't drift between service intervals."
But I do understand that Bucherer made a manufacture movement with peripheral rotor, they even claim it is the first peripheral rotor movement "to be produced in series", but the movements has some nice technical developments, like "a very interesting piece of engineering, with a sophisticated bearing system for the rotor, a distinctive design in terms of bridge configuration and finishing" .
And the movement does look nice, doesn't it?
I think it's quite nice to that Bucherer is able to 1)make their own movement 2) Be able to "add" a feature not used so much 3) Create a different face/finish of the movement.
After a bit of reading about this watch, I'm becoming more and more enthousiast about a watch and brand, that I wasn't expecting.
SO: What do you think?馃憤馃憥
Some links for additional information:
- Monochrome also had a nice interview with the CEO of Carl F. Bucherer:
https://monochrome-watches.com/video-in-depth-look-inside-carl-f-bucherer/
- Hodinkee visited the Manufactuur a year ago:
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a...-look-inside-the-double-peripheral-tourbillon
- Official site of Carl F. Bucherer:
https://www.carl-f-bucherer.com/en/watches/manero-peripheral-00-10917-08-33-01
They don't just stamping their name on the dials, but are actually making their own movements.
One of these watches is the Carl F. Bucherer Manero Peripheral:
Pictures from Hodinkee: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/t...-house-technically-unique-attractively-priced .
Ok, I'm not a huge fan of "Bucherer" on the dial, apparently so are you by starting this topic: https://omegaforums.net/threads/how-come-bucherer-is-generally-un-loved.28173/
However I do like the technical aspects of the Manero Peripheral watch.
I don't understand everything Hondikee writes, like:
"The use of a special system for isolating the regulator and balance spring stud carrier from shock - a system which in theory means the regulation of the watch shouldn't drift between service intervals."
But I do understand that Bucherer made a manufacture movement with peripheral rotor, they even claim it is the first peripheral rotor movement "to be produced in series", but the movements has some nice technical developments, like "a very interesting piece of engineering, with a sophisticated bearing system for the rotor, a distinctive design in terms of bridge configuration and finishing" .
And the movement does look nice, doesn't it?
I think it's quite nice to that Bucherer is able to 1)make their own movement 2) Be able to "add" a feature not used so much 3) Create a different face/finish of the movement.
After a bit of reading about this watch, I'm becoming more and more enthousiast about a watch and brand, that I wasn't expecting.
SO: What do you think?馃憤馃憥
Some links for additional information:
- Monochrome also had a nice interview with the CEO of Carl F. Bucherer:
https://monochrome-watches.com/video-in-depth-look-inside-carl-f-bucherer/
- Hodinkee visited the Manufactuur a year ago:
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a...-look-inside-the-double-peripheral-tourbillon
- Official site of Carl F. Bucherer:
https://www.carl-f-bucherer.com/en/watches/manero-peripheral-00-10917-08-33-01
