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It is hard to measure
Since all watch timing machines use sound to measure the amplitude and accuracy. Monolithic has amplitude of 6 degrees instead of usual 300 and due to ultra high frequency sound cannot be used. FC is using special laser based measuring machine. When I am wearing it it seems to keep an excellent time.
Under the radar innovation
The title of this post truly reflects the situation, I believe. There were multiple attempts in the past to create high-frequency movements. Chopard 8HF and Zenith Defy Inventor come to mind. There is also DeBethune Resonique, but it is a design exercise ...
This is a super interesting vibrating watch!
I've seen this watch in person and the way it oscillates is definitely very unusual and very interesting! A static photo doesn't do this justice!
very cool piece...
I think FC is heading in the right direction, but will need to make sure they are heard by the public. -Dean
Radar Love
Number 1 in much countries! A song from the Golden Earring. I bought my FC because of the chauvinism that comes with it. The ten of thousands that Grönefeld ask for their superior watches, was so painful for me that FC was a relief to get a Dutch watch wi...
It is hard to measure
Since all watch timing machines use sound to measure the amplitude and accuracy. Monolithic has amplitude of 6 degrees instead of usual 300 and due to ultra high frequency sound cannot be used. FC is using special laser based measuring machine. When I am ...
Thanks. You have to compare the position of the hands
visually with the reference time of a precise radio controlled clock.
Fantastic innovation.
I absolutely adore this idea. To me it is a lot more appealing than most complicated watches. I hope more brands embrace it.
