Wrist shots!
How do ochs und junior’s moon phase and annual calendar watches look on the wrist, and how do the 39mm and 42mm (pictured above) editions compare?
Bea Weinmann took some new pictures! Beat Weinmann lent his 16.5cm wrist for the photos.
A few details, for context:
- In both the 39mm and 42mm edition of the case, the case height is 11mm and the lugs are 22mm apart.
Including a small leather strap with Ludwig’s special buckle in titanium, here are the weights:
- 42mm titanium moon phase: 70g
- 42mm titanium annual calendar: 69.9g
- 39mm titanium moon phase: 60.2g
- 39mm titanium annual calendar: 61.7g
39mm and 42mm titanium moon phase patina
39mm titanium moon phase patina
42mm titanium moon phase with black dial
39mm titanium moon phase with white dial
39mm titanium moon phase patina
42mm titanium annual calendar with dark blue dial
39mm and 42mm titanium annual calendars
42mm titanium moon phase patina dark…you’ll notice a sneak peak at a prototype of Sabina’s sturgeon leather band in this photo!
ochs und junior’s date and two time zone watches use the same 2-part case designed by Ludwig Oechslin, but it’s 0.6mm thinner (10.4mm). Wrist shots another time!