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Guinand offer the watch for 1.998 EUR with a black leather-strap with ilumiating stitching.
It just looks great. you can order the watch with each housing you want (polished, pergestahlt, satiniert, left or right) and will produce not more than 50 pieces in total.
Ett rimligt pris tycker jag.
Klart rimligt och bra valmöjligheter. G är fortfarande prisvärda tycker jag.
HS108 - Guinand Fliegeruhren
www.guinand-uhren.de
@Sennelier från 1879€ välj mellan destro/vanlig, blank, satinerad eller blästrad boett. Valjoux 7750.HS108 - Guinand Fliegeruhren
Prisvärt.
Den där är riktigt bra! Har faktiskt varit på jakt efter något nytt i lådan i ett par månader men kan inte bestämma mig. Ena dagen vill jag ha en flygare, nästa dag en dykare, sedan en allroundare, suck. Velig till tusen! Guinand är riktigt fina och framförallt prisvärda som du skrev. Håller fliken öppen, mycket intressant.
+20atm.Den där är riktigt bra! Har faktiskt varit på jakt efter något nytt i lådan i ett par månader men kan inte bestämma mig. Ena dagen vill jag ha en flygare, nästa dag en dykare, sedan en allroundare, suck. Velig till tusen! Guinand är riktigt fina och framförallt prisvärda som du skrev. Håller fliken öppen, mycket intressant.
Det finns en guru i Guinandtråden på Uhforum, Oliver. Han kan allt om Helmut Sinn och Chronosport/Guinand.
Här nedan är bakgrunden hur Mathias Kluh, ägare till Guinand, tänkte när han gjorde gjorde HS108.
Översatt med google translate;
I remember the watches in Helmut Sinn's huge display case very well. I thought the dial color during the day was great and the luminous properties were excellent even back then with C3-Lume. Mr. Klüh was very careful to keep the HS108 as visually close to the 20.50LL series in terms of the dial. The new dial has the same beautiful aura as Helmut Sinn's model (which is why ceramic luminous material was not an option this time). As a little gadget, Mr. Klüh also recreated the inner rotating ring of the Omega case as a rehaut with the same typography, which harmonizes beautifully with the black hands and numbering. I particularly like the elegant hands on the 20.50LL. Mr. Klüh wanted the new edition to have the same movement (both with Glucydur balance); that was ultimately the limiting factor in the new edition.
The biggest difference is the case diameter. 39.4 mm (Series 20) vs 40.7 mm (HS108). Personally, I found the Series 20 a bit too small for my 18.3cm HGU; but that's always purely subjective.
Of course, a comparison is not entirely fair. Technically, there are 20 years between the two watch cases. I really like the look of the 20 case with its slim lugs; polished cases were very popular at the time. Around 2004, the model was only water-resistant to 10 bar. I'm not sure, but it could be that the later models were already designed for 20 bar. The high-quality case of the HS108, which Mr. Klüh has been constantly developing, naturally features more modern technology and higher safety reserves when it comes to seals. The proportions are perhaps a little more consistent than they were back then. The HS108 has a black date display, whereas the original was probably mostly white. The current bezel rotates in both directions with a 60-degree detent. The bezel of the 20.50 was not detented but was also easy to use. Replacement bezels may still be available, but you should ask Guinand first. That may depend on the year of publication. The price in 2004 was 640 EUR.
Hope that helps you a little.
Här nedan är bakgrunden hur Mathias Kluh, ägare till Guinand, tänkte när han gjorde gjorde HS108.
Översatt med google translate;
I remember the watches in Helmut Sinn's huge display case very well. I thought the dial color during the day was great and the luminous properties were excellent even back then with C3-Lume. Mr. Klüh was very careful to keep the HS108 as visually close to the 20.50LL series in terms of the dial. The new dial has the same beautiful aura as Helmut Sinn's model (which is why ceramic luminous material was not an option this time). As a little gadget, Mr. Klüh also recreated the inner rotating ring of the Omega case as a rehaut with the same typography, which harmonizes beautifully with the black hands and numbering. I particularly like the elegant hands on the 20.50LL. Mr. Klüh wanted the new edition to have the same movement (both with Glucydur balance); that was ultimately the limiting factor in the new edition.
The biggest difference is the case diameter. 39.4 mm (Series 20) vs 40.7 mm (HS108). Personally, I found the Series 20 a bit too small for my 18.3cm HGU; but that's always purely subjective.
Of course, a comparison is not entirely fair. Technically, there are 20 years between the two watch cases. I really like the look of the 20 case with its slim lugs; polished cases were very popular at the time. Around 2004, the model was only water-resistant to 10 bar. I'm not sure, but it could be that the later models were already designed for 20 bar. The high-quality case of the HS108, which Mr. Klüh has been constantly developing, naturally features more modern technology and higher safety reserves when it comes to seals. The proportions are perhaps a little more consistent than they were back then. The HS108 has a black date display, whereas the original was probably mostly white. The current bezel rotates in both directions with a 60-degree detent. The bezel of the 20.50 was not detented but was also easy to use. Replacement bezels may still be available, but you should ask Guinand first. That may depend on the year of publication. The price in 2004 was 640 EUR.
Hope that helps you a little.
