How to wind a NORD ZEITMASCHINEN watch?

About NORD ZEITMASCHINEN

NORD ZEITMASCHINEN is an independent brand founded by young Swiss watchmaker Daniel Nebel. Daniel Nebel, born in 1971, is a watch machinery enthusiast. He began to learn watch making in 1995 and completed his first in 1997. Works, thus realizing an important change in his career. In the ensuing years, his knowledge and skills continued to grow, and the creativity and independence of the products were enriched, each component reflecting the characteristics of its independent manufacture. There are many NORD ZEITMASCHINENE watches, but they all have individuality. Its unique time indication system also allows people to see another kind of wisdom.

The Quickindicator, released today, is the fastest minute hand watch in the world, operating at more than twice the speed of a normal minute hand. To guide how fast the minute hand moves, a typical minute hand moves at 88mm/h, while the Quickindicator's minute hand moves at 205mm/h. The hand is rotated on two axes one is the axis of the hand itself and the other is the rotation of the platfom the hand is mounted on. Reading the minutes is a lot more complicated than using a traditional dial. The minute hand is aligned with three stacked discs that are color-coded in blue, red or green, with laser-engraved minute increments.

Watch winder settings for NORD ZEITMASCHINEN

Definitions:

• «CW» - Clockwise winding direction;
• «CCW» - Counterclockwise winding direction;
• «Both» - Combined mode (Clockwise + Counterclockwise);
• «–» - Undefined;

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