My steampunk watch, made from brass, copper, and leather. The watch face is inclosed in a copper cup that hinges open and closed via a tension spring. The tube on the side contains a 4 gig micro flash drive.
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Hello- The watch face itself is removable from the copper casing, and comes out as one mechanism. The crown of the watch itself fits into a hole sut into the copper casing (not visable in the pictures) It is actualyl quite easy to remove the watch face to adjust time, and the covered crown prevents the 'accidental' change of time.
Good day. You have stumbled upon the gallery of Mr. Victor Ian Esq, The Gentleman Tinker. The pieces displayed here are from his workshop, and private collection. New works will be added as they are completed. Mr. Ian also works as a luthier, and repairs manual typewriters as well. Feel free to browse around, and to ask questions. Mr. Ian is happy to talk about his work, and entertain the possibilities of commissions or replicating his previous work.
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Mr. Ian is a very busy man, and as such, I will be acting as his secretary, updating this page and assisting in correspondances. Thank you,
-S. Hamann
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This is a different watch. Something new I saw. Nice post. You can also check out Best watch deals
how does one change the time on the display? i notice there is no knob to adjust it and no obvious way to open the casing.
Hello-
The watch face itself is removable from the copper casing, and comes out as one mechanism. The crown of the watch itself fits into a hole sut into the copper casing (not visable in the pictures) It is actualyl quite easy to remove the watch face to adjust time, and the covered crown prevents the 'accidental' change of time.
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