Phenix
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Ulysse Nardin Astrolabium, på auksjon hos Christie's i dag.
Completing the dial we find several elements:
(1) The grid indicates the cardinal points: north, south, east and west.
The concentric circles are:
(2) The Tropic of Cancer (summer solstice + 23.5°).
(3) The Equator (equinox 0°).
(4) The Tropic of Capricorn (winter solstice – 23.5°).
These circles define the maximum, average and minimum position of the Sun during the year.
(5) The azimuths of the Sun and Moon are indicated by the ascending lines above the horizon.
(6) The horizon, as it can be observed from a specific point.
(7) The two eccentric circles above the horizon are altitude indicators.
(8) The twilight line indicates dusk on the right and dawn on the left.
(9) Time-hour line (only on old models).
The network composed of two parts :
(10) The ecliptic represents the celestial vault (firmament), divided into 12 segments (12 zodiac signs).
(11) The equator represents the calendar with monthly graduations.
The grid takes 23 hours 56 minutes and 4.1 seconds to complete one full revolution, for a 365-day year 5 hours 48 minutes and 46 seconds. This takes into account all leap years in the Gregorian calendar currently in effect.
Lancette:
(12) Day Window: absent on the original 1985 model.
(13) Dragon’s Hand: the dragon’s hand moves at almost the same speed as the grid, but makes one extra revolution every 18,611 years. It indicates solar and lunar eclipses only when it is aligned simultaneously with the hands of the Sun and Moon.
(14) Moon hand: makes one revolution every 24 hours and 49 minutes.
(15) Sun hand: makes one revolution every 24 hours.
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Completing the dial we find several elements:
(1) The grid indicates the cardinal points: north, south, east and west.
The concentric circles are:
(2) The Tropic of Cancer (summer solstice + 23.5°).
(3) The Equator (equinox 0°).
(4) The Tropic of Capricorn (winter solstice – 23.5°).
These circles define the maximum, average and minimum position of the Sun during the year.
(5) The azimuths of the Sun and Moon are indicated by the ascending lines above the horizon.
(6) The horizon, as it can be observed from a specific point.
(7) The two eccentric circles above the horizon are altitude indicators.
(8) The twilight line indicates dusk on the right and dawn on the left.
(9) Time-hour line (only on old models).
The network composed of two parts :
(10) The ecliptic represents the celestial vault (firmament), divided into 12 segments (12 zodiac signs).
(11) The equator represents the calendar with monthly graduations.
The grid takes 23 hours 56 minutes and 4.1 seconds to complete one full revolution, for a 365-day year 5 hours 48 minutes and 46 seconds. This takes into account all leap years in the Gregorian calendar currently in effect.
Lancette:
(12) Day Window: absent on the original 1985 model.
(13) Dragon’s Hand: the dragon’s hand moves at almost the same speed as the grid, but makes one extra revolution every 18,611 years. It indicates solar and lunar eclipses only when it is aligned simultaneously with the hands of the Sun and Moon.
(14) Moon hand: makes one revolution every 24 hours and 49 minutes.
(15) Sun hand: makes one revolution every 24 hours.
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Quantieme Complete phase de Lune på en god andreplass bak kvinnens fantastiske underliv:
GrimReaper
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Den eneste komplikasjon jeg egentlig har bruk for: Bezel
GrimReaper
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Kanskje ikke min favorittkomplikasjonen. Men den er ganske dekorative
og praktisk hvis man er mye rundt i verden eller må forholde seg til land i andre tidssoner.
Er uten tvil Perpetual calender.
Praktisk funksjon og med månefase, som sjølvsagt er fin å ha om en liker fiske.
Chrono er vel en av dei mest ubrukelige, men artige.
Praktisk funksjon og med månefase, som sjølvsagt er fin å ha om en liker fiske.
Chrono er vel en av dei mest ubrukelige, men artige.
Ja, på SeaDweller 16600 har en ikkje anna valg, men har egentlig ikkje bruk for datoen på klokka. Sjøl om det er kjekt å ha til dykkeloggen. Som gammel og konservativ bruker eg fortsatt loggbøker i papir formatNå synes jeg det ser ut som om det er dato der også