Old idea, new build.

[speer999]

I remember that one. Remarkable! Love the innovation happening here

[mykeos]

Necky's build?

I think Alex (Kpoy) also sold something simmilar about a year or two ago,most probably on the old forum...Can't remember the type of movement,though.

it's an Eterna.



To @Kpoy sorry for copying your library to this thread.

https://s1291.photobucket.com/user/Kp0y ... ype?page=1

About the bezel winding performance, might want to ask @leeyewfei.

Yes,that's the one, now I remember:)

[jrlmsla]

Enigma Bezel Manual Winder:

[Yoda]

I’ve been trying to remember the watch I was thinking of and as a result have seen a few others, still not the one I’m looking for.
Here are two case back wound watches-
Ressence:

Pita:

And a bezel wound-
Ulysse Nardin Freak Cruiser:

LOL! Pita is a good name!

[Yoda]

Test fitting step 1....BOOM! It fits, at least almost, a few more hundreds of mm off the winding and setting knobs and it will clear the crystal.
I don't think it is worth involving P****** in this, so I will use a neutral case back ring or one where it says ANGELUS SF240 MOVEMENT, now where the hell is that? I guess I have too many parts and too many places where I can place these things..

KW SF240.jpg

[Yoda]

Test fitting step 2, some other case ingredients and crystal...

SF 240 KW.jpg

I think I will remove the ultra high cannon pinion and hour wheel, go low and use a thin dial. Why not, after all this is a crazy build and I was thinking of a Cali from Southy/Dow....or not, perhaps something saying Angelus, I think I have such a dial somewhere - better yet.
Cleaning up the winding and setting knobs, I want shiny brass under the crystal.

[thelonedoc]

That is super cool!

What is the water resistance going to be on this bad boy?

;P

[Yoda]

That is super cool!

What is the water resistance going to be on this bad boy?

;P

At least 10 ATM, it must be splash proof.

[thelonedoc]

Oh!

Is the key winding lever going to be under the crystal in the back? I'm amazed that there will be clearance for that. I was under the impression that a hole would be cut for it so you could access it for winding. (Hense my cheeky question about water resistance).

[Yoda]

I lowered the winding and setting arbors and also lowered the collars of the knobs, so they will be in there all the time, I think that it looks better that way.

Holes were never my option, at least nothing else than a thought for a few seconds.