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Eerune Watch Art Posters Are Clocks Too
Korean artist and designer Eerune has recently come out with something interesting and a bit original. best watches interviewed Eerune back in 2014 here, speaking about his clever ability to recreate famous watches in vector form. Now Eerune has some limited edition prints that you can buy.At first glance, the posters are just that – framed prints that would look good in pretty much any room assuming watch lovers entered them once in a while. The bright colors and authentic sense of friendliness and fun is a quality that I feel is missing from a lot of the “horological art” out there. Moreover, I feel rather a lack of creativity from a lot of watch artists who simply try to emulate watches or create a still life with watches in their illustrations. Eerune takes it a step further by adding some needed creativity to the mix – but clearly from someone who knows and loves watches.
Movement Hands-On Series Episode 1: MB&F HM6 Space Pirate
With this?article, we are launching a new series of articles dedicated to?watch movements. In this irregular series, we will be looking at calibers that we consider to be?historically important, technically challenging and unique, or just quite simply fascinating. Today, we begin with a very close and detailed look at the?movement beating inside?the brand new?MB&F HM6 Space Pirate. We need to point out that in this series, all our attention will be dedicated to the movement (which we will always look at uncased,?and not through a sapphire case back),?and we will?not go into a detailed?discussion related to?the concept behind the watch in question-as you will always be able to (re-)acquaint yourselves with it in our original hands-on articles. Without further ado, let’s dive head first into the amazing world of MB&F movements and, more specifically, that of the MB&F HM6 Space Pirate.It is a?lesser known fact that inside every MB&F Horological Machine there is a bes