Comment by ggm
Is this innovative for watch complications? It feels like it. It might be the first innovation for a while.
Consumes a lot of space under the dial, so occludes other complications..
(not a horologist or luxury watch collector)
Is this innovative for watch complications? It feels like it. It might be the first innovation for a while.
Consumes a lot of space under the dial, so occludes other complications..
(not a horologist or luxury watch collector)
Mechanical watch:
https://monochrome-watches.com/the-elegant-mixture-of-time-a...
Prague’s astronomical clock does that too:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prague_astronomical_clock#Moon
More about spherical moonphases:
https://www.the1916company.com/blog/variations-on-the-moonph...
A smartwatch complication:
https://www.david-smith.org/blog/2019/09/26/moon-plus-plus/
> Geneva Moon seeks to provide a highly accurate, visually pleasing indication of what the moon looks like right now, right where you are. My goal was to make it so that if you look down at your wrist and then up into the sky the images you see should match.