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HYT Updates H0 Collection With Utilitarian Colorways
As summer starts to hit the Northern Hemisphere, many of us will be spending more time outside. For those of us looking to move through nature undetected, HYT has obliged with some luxury camouflage. Two new HYT H0 watches in stealthy colorways for the outdoor season are the latest offerings from everyone’s favorite hydromechanical horologists from Neuchatel.When HYT started out in 2012, the brand’s wares were much more mainstream in their overall aesthetic. Yes, the distinctive bellows and fluidic hour indicator have?always set the brand apart as something quite special, but originally it looked as if they were playing a game in their own way, but still by established and agreed-upon rules.
Urwerk EMC Watch: For Mobile Accuracy Tweaking
Urwerk has finally unveiled its EMC watch after teasing the movement back in May. If you’ll recall, the EMC (Electro Mechanical Control) watch is a mechanical timepiece with a uniquely designed electronic module that acts as a rate measuring tool. On top of that, the movement has a fine adjustment screw that allows for you to adjust the rate results of the watch yourself. Confused? In short, Urwerk EMC is a watch with a movement you can fine tune yourself (for accuracy) and comes with a built-in tool that measures how accurate it is. Nothing like this has even been done before, and perhaps, no one ever will again.Watch service people and watchmakers use electronic timing tools to measure how accurate mechanical movements are. When watch movements are produced they are initially “regulated” and things like shock, temperature, etc… can change how well a watch movement is regulated over time. Most watches should be put on timing machines each few years and potentia