Odyssey Chronograph

asbolutly love this and if i get the chance i will buy one, IMO one of the slickest, sharpest new watches out there.......the subdial numbers fade out as they are out of use  



by Yanko Design

That's beautiful. I also love the way the numbers on the sub dials fade only showing the current markers as time is being measured.

This review http://www.yankodesign.com/2016/12/12/an-otherworldly-watch/

from their site shows this in action.

With the clever use of technology and design they would certainly be very tempting. Possibly, whatever their retail price point is, would dispel an impulse buy but not definitely not the appreciation of the watch.

Very unusual I really like the blue dial very pleasing to the eye

daff62 wrote:That's beautiful. I also love the way the numbers on the sub dials fade only showing the current markers as time is being measured.

This review http://www.yankodesign.com/2016/12/12/an-otherworldly-watch/

from their site shows this in action.

With the clever use of technology and design they would certainly be very tempting. Possibly, whatever their retail price point is, would dispel an impulse buy but not definitely not the appreciation of the watch.

i was hoping it would have a Miyota movement in it as that would keep the cost down, but the exploded view shows a mechanical movement so i would guess around £500

i was hoping it would have a Miyota movement in it as that would keep the cost down, but the exploded view shows a mechanical movement so i would guess around £500 [/quote]

I was surprised to see it was mechanical as well. The way the fading of the markers in the sub dials is done certainly gave me the impression that it would be Quartz. I suppose it has been engineered similar to a number of the mystery dial mechanical watches to achieve that effect.

A well designed watch & nice that they have used mechanical engineering rather than Quartz albeit putting it at a higher price point.