Horological Meandering

12 kilos! Who says more? Forget all the Richard Mille stuff and enjoy this heavy Artya! If you manage to separate it from its concrete base, you become the king of the Horology. I understand the symbol: time can be very heavy... The dial is also made of c...  

Compared to this one. But the interest may be elsewhere. Best, Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2012-03-18 12:09:38

...worked for one guy a long time ago. He was into swords, though.

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... in terms of "ART".

...at least the Arpa's actually a watch. But I agree all Arpa watches should be retro-fitted to match this one.

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I would have left it sink in rso tbat only the buckle was showing... maybe with several other Arpas next to it to make a real statement ;-) Cheers Andrew

a leathal watch indeed. I noticed there was as much interest from the conceptor in the making of the strap as for the watch itself. Nice art exercize

...or will they send a watchmaker/construction worker?

the other 'thing' which I won't even mention is just a joke.....!! This is humourous, interesting and actually practical to use but you probably couldn't get it serviced Great piece, Andy.

I wonder if the crown is cemented to the case? Hmm maybe we should have a caption contest. My entry would be: Wait till you see my auto-winder for this! This message has been edited by damien on 2012-03-19 09:29:54

...it may be a bit hard to get it to wind with the rotor. Emil

do you think he looked at the watch and thought 'if i bury it in concrete no one will have to look at it' ? as it is it is an act of stupidity, but fulfills the function of advertising. after all, we are talking about it. i quite liked the look of the wat... 

(pic seems to be spreading on Facebook) Cheers, Anthony...  

thats not a real bloke is it Anthony ? his body shape makes me feel slightly queasy. G

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