Amazing ❗❤

Me :)

... wat?

That’s like what 99% of what the watch builders do lol

@@MattNotThew lol, there is entire Facebook watch mod groups especially based around seikos. Not to the extent of shifting movements like this but a lot of these micro brands and hobby watch makers are just modding all ready available watches or components.

That is what I imangined it was.

​@@alchemystudiosink1894 cool :)

Magnetic Version could but much work

I thought it was functional

Cant remove pieces off the board. A digital chess board imitating the colors could do the trick.

Low quality. Not low price...

@@moagnor it probably cost only 60 cents to manufacture at a large scale factory.

@@moagnor Indeed. The markup on those is literally at least 5000% (it maybe costs like 5 bucks to make if we're generous). They've figured out capitalism - make a trash cheap product, pay a bunch e-celebs to peddle it to people who do not know better, profit. In fact, I find it a bit hard to believe that anyone with any familiarity with machining, let alone someone as decent (at the very least, if not even great) at it as Levsha, would've spent even a piece of chewed gum on an obviously poorly made product. Had to have been "gifted", again that's this company's whole business model.

​@@AnEntropyFan really, the man's done an amazing job, and you launch into this non sequitur evil capitalism rant.

@@shafismaili1347 I was replying to a comment about a "low price" watch and adding my two cents to someone's accurate remark that the watch in question is not low-priced at all (but rather low quality and quite overpriced). I had never mentioned "evil", I've instead made a very specific factual statement about the brand in question and the economic framework that allows it to exist as such. It's always sad to see weird NPC's offended at millionaire and billionaire conmen's behalf, you got me thinking of that "Elon Musk/Weird Nerds/Criticism" meme.

I think that's a bishop, it looks slightly taller than the pawns

​@kemphoss-4791 I think that's just the slant of the board. If you screenshot it and compare, they are almost identical. Really shows the level of craftsmanship put into this.

So do I!

First check whether u have wrist

What would that cost? I love it!

It sounds easy but magnets strong enough to hold the pieces securely would destroy a mechanical watch and halt a quartz. If you wanted to make things move you would be better off using a thin glass layer over the dial, or having the “dial” itself rotate partially. Aso, you could only get arc motion not straight lines

@@melody3741 couldn’t have said it better myself. Magnets are a no-no with watches.

Magnets ruin analog watches.

@@SchmendricksLaw mechanical watches. Analog format doesn’t matter.

@andrewmosley2588 did you just argue semantics? What a waste of brain power.

Yea, I couldn't believe it! Better movement, please.

I would think moving the mechanism off center would be difficult to impossible with an automatic movement. It was possible with this because of the small movement that could easily be repositioned within the case.

@@DavZell this isn’t the only option for decoration. Also miyota makes some positively tiny movements

@@melody3741 When you said you would like to see this done, it seemed like you meant this design. Miyota's current catalog of automatic calibers are all 11 1/2 ligne, which is about 26mm or just over an inch. Their smaller calibers are all quartz electrics. I took this info from the catalog on their site, so it might not reflect older options.

I have the same question. Is it the end of a famous game?

Wondered the same

No, just a random position