NordZeitmaschine Quickindicator

This limited-edition Zeitmachine Quickindicator offers a unique way of telling the time through its dial apertures and twin-axis minute hand. The watch’s interesting design can be traced back to Nord’s founder, the late Daniel Nebel, who previously worked in prototype machine construction. Looking at this unconventional dial in detail, the hours and date are displayed in the apertures at 9 o’clock and 3 o’clock, respectively. Reading the minutes is more complex than with a traditional dial as the hand rotates on two axes and lines up with three superimposed discs. The industrial design is also evident in other parts of the watch, including the case, which has exposed screws in the bezel and scalloped flanks. The clasp attached to the leather strap features hollowed-out sides and oversized screws. Click here to watch the instructional video.

Numbered 8 of 98, as shown on the dial, this example is in good condition with only minor signs of wear. Also included in the sale are the box, warranty card, instructions, and swing tag.

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