Pun
2039
New Rewind Collection!
The new Rewind, Large size (31.5 mm), is a 200-piece limited edition in platinum with a ruby cabochon crown; a carnelian dial; rhodium-finished, apple-shaped hands; and an inverted set of applied Roman numeral indices that ascend counter-clockwise around the dial. The manually-wound 230 MC movement actually tells the time backwards. That’s called a Novelty…
Diameter: 31.5 mm (Large)
Case material: Platinum
Movement: Cartier 230 MC hand-wound (Rewind)
New Rewind Collection!
The new Rewind, Large size (31.5 mm), is a 200-piece limited edition in platinum with a ruby cabochon crown; a carnelian dial; rhodium-finished, apple-shaped hands; and an inverted set of applied Roman numeral indices that ascend counter-clockwise around ...
Just because its displaying time differently...
Am I missing something here? Please enlighten. Regards
Not for me
Whilst this well may a very good looking watch IMO the watch going anti clockwise would drive me insane and hinder being able to tell the time quickly at a glance unless this was the only watch I wore. Great looking watch but a hard pass for me. Marc
That’s very interesting !
Have never seen a major brand try this kind of a “ back in time “ approach before . Here is my ( much humbler ) Azimuth circa 2009 which has the same backwards complication . It’s quite a bit of fun to wear and the approach sneaks up on you but most peopl...
Another humbler and older offering…
The watch is not mine but I do love the ‘complication’ - but then I enjoy Crazy Hours, too and find the act of actually purposefully looking at a watch quite nice 😊👍🏻 Think Cartier did well to do one 👏🏻 ...
Oh very nice 👍
I never thought I would see another one of this complication, but there we go - that’s two in a day after 15 years of zero ! 😄. That looks awesome , never heard of this particular Russian brand . I agree ,Crazy Hours has a wonderful feel too 😊
Raketa…
Came out of the Petrodvorets watch and clock factory that has been around since the 18th century. After Gagarin’s flight to space it has been renamed into Raketa (rocket) and has remained thus since. At some point in the post Soviet era it went close to i...
