It's a new moon, get your empty-looking moon phase watches out! :0)
It's a new moon, get your empty-looking moon phase watches out! :0)
If I had any idea how the flying fork I set the moonphase hand on my Eberhard Mareoscope I would gladly show it here.
LOL! I love that watch as it looks far too complicated to be used easily. 👍🏻
Love both of them! Not seen that Casio before, is that a module that's still available?
In the absence of any pushers - then I think you just wind the time setting forward until the moonphase desired is selected, then wind the hands back to set the correct timeOriginally Posted by unclealec
If I had any idea how the flying fork I set the moonphase hand on my Eberhard Mareoscope I would gladly show it here.
at least thats how I used to do it on a poljot with no other obvious way of setting it.
I think you may be right; thanks. That's 14 3/4 daysworth of winding!
Cancel that - the moonphase hand only adjusts in forward mode. So it's potentially the full 29½ days of winding.
I think it would be easier to move the moon.
indeed....
So nice.It's a new moon, get your empty-looking moon phase watches out! :0)
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I'm really loving the new Chris Ward moonphase at the moment.
I think I might have to start saving.
I do like the first Christopher Ward moon phase model, not so keen on the newer one.
That Casio is just so cool!
One of my two cheap moonphases.
A better shot of the whole thing...
Still in pretty good shape for a 70 year old
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