Moritz Grossmann - Manufacture report

[nominator]

Thanks very much for those phantastic pics. I appreciated each and am deeply impressed by the craftsmanship there. Wow!

[ehemaliges mitglied]

Thank you very much! Simply amazing!

One (maybe stupid) question: What ist the push button at 04:00 a clock good for?

[unknown]

Mythbuster, this is not a stupid question !

It's a feature that helps adjusting the time ...

Like every watch you pull out the crown, the watch stops and you can set the hands at the exact time. With this watch the crown automatically goes back to it's original position but you still can move the hands.
Now, when you push that little button the watch starts running again.

With other watches (watches without such a feature ) it does happen you accidentally remove the minute hand by 1 or 2 minutes backwards or forward when you push the crown back into the case.
Here you don't have to push the crown back in the case so you cannot move the hands anymore

Also it is better the crown is only open for a very short period of time, so dust can't go into the movement

[ehemaliges mitglied]

Thank you very much! Nice feature, indeed!

It is a little bit like the zero minute / second reset feature at my Glashütte Original Regulator.

Do you know how much the Benu Tourbillon costs? This would be a great piece for my "Regulator Collection" ...

[unknown]

Thank you very much! Nice feature, indeed!

It is a little bit like the zero minute / second reset feature at my Glashütte Original Regulator.

Do you know how much the Benu Tourbillon costs? This would be a great piece for my "Regulator Collection" ...

Well tourbillon a are unfortunately very expensive as we know
Think about the same as a Journe tourbillon

Their other watches like the Benu and Atum are about the same as a Lange saxonia or 1815, or a Patek calatrava

The steel Atum with lesser finished movement are about the same as a deepsea Rolex

I believe these are very reasonable prices for the work they put in each piece