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Hodinkee just posted an article on a brand-new RM35 variant.
Besides a new case shape influenced by the latest piece in the tourbillon Nadal line, the 027-04, the trick feature here is RM's variable geometry rotor, which allows the center of mass to be changed to alter how the watch winds. This first debuted on the RM35-02, but it was only adjustable at an RM service center, and was honestly a bit of a joke as almost no one would ever change it if they could even find an RM service location. Here, though, it's adjustable by the user via a 7:00 pusher.
I still think it's a rather silly addition, but besides that the design is interesting. Not totally sold on the dial and strap although I like the case shape a lot.
Wonder how long it'll be before these show up in rep. They'll need to make a bunch of new parts, so it might be a while, but I hope ZF is up to the challenge!
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/t...er-user-adjustable-rotor-live-pics-and-pricin
Besides a new case shape influenced by the latest piece in the tourbillon Nadal line, the 027-04, the trick feature here is RM's variable geometry rotor, which allows the center of mass to be changed to alter how the watch winds. This first debuted on the RM35-02, but it was only adjustable at an RM service center, and was honestly a bit of a joke as almost no one would ever change it if they could even find an RM service location. Here, though, it's adjustable by the user via a 7:00 pusher.
I still think it's a rather silly addition, but besides that the design is interesting. Not totally sold on the dial and strap although I like the case shape a lot.
Wonder how long it'll be before these show up in rep. They'll need to make a bunch of new parts, so it might be a while, but I hope ZF is up to the challenge!
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/t...er-user-adjustable-rotor-live-pics-and-pricin