My German Dilemma

[persco]

Dear WUS bros
I am pleased to inform Stowa had delivered 2 nice watches on 08.12.2011 that I had ordered some time ago.
This is good news to me and I like to think these are presents for the year 2011 coming to end soon.
Also, I like to express my appreciations to the STOWA team for their effort in acquiring my Stowa No.2 and No.3
And have a nice day... ... ...

Photos...?

[Saxon007]

Photos...?

I believe they are a requirement.

[Tomaski33]

******HAPPY NEW YEAR 2012*********

Best Wishes and G00d Luck to all WUS bros

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[Tomaski33]

My STOWA from 2011
Simple & Quick shot of the 3 babes:
Flieger"B"(2011) / AnteaKS(2011) / MO(Year???)
*My 2012 Resolution will to acquire 1 more fine timepiece from STOWA*

[Tomaski33]

Hmm... ....
I have 3 Stowa watches right now.
I realized my MO had been sitting in the box too long that I decided to wear it for some sunshine.
It's a great dress watch I feel
Then I discovered 1 issue which I need some information from Guys here
Any bros please help...The MO had a sub-dial @ 6 position which is the second counter. So while hand winding the second counter will run together with the minute hand.
Is it normal or acceptable for the minute hand to change/move while the second counter reaches eg. 30s or 45s but not full cycle

a. Stowa Marine Original
b. Stowa Antea Klein Sekunde
c. Flieger Baumuster B Handaufzug 2801
These 3 watches in my collection do they have certain timing that cannot be wound or try to avoid winding?
I read the manual but there are no mention for these 3 models

ahdave

[JarrodS]

On a non-hacking watch like the MO, the minute hand is always moving when the watch has power, even when the crown is pulled out to adjust the time. If I understood your question correctly, this is totally normal. You just need to move the minute hand to the 12 o'clock position right as the seconds counter crosses the 60 second mark to get things lined up nicely.

[ed21x]

A Schauer is more exclusive ( about 500 pieces per annum) and the design is unique.

Considering Stowa's annual output of 3000 watches, It might be safe to assume that the 1938 is produced in lower numbers because the majority of Stowa sales is in their Marine/Antea/Pilot lines.

[Tomaski33]

On a non-hacking watch like the MO, the minute hand is always moving when the watch has power, even when the crown is pulled out to adjust the time. If I understood your question correctly, this is totally normal. You just need to move the minute hand to the 12 o'clock position right as the seconds counter crosses the 60 second mark to get things lined up nicely.

JarrodS,
The way I put my question across is not clear. But you did really understood my question. I was concerned why the minute hand is not sync to the second counter at the 60 second mark. Your explanation clear my doubts now.
S0 is it because M0 is non-hacking watch that it functions this way?

[Tomaski33]

Saturday 16.06.12
It's been almost 5 months since I updated my thread. But I am happy to share that Stowa N0.4 watch is coming to me in 2 weeks time. With all the positive comments given to Stowa watches in this forum, I really cannot wait to hold it in my hands to feel and admire. Personally I have 3 watches from Stowa and they do impress me time to time. Now for N0.4 to arrive and I will duly update the thread w some pics of this new beauty

[cadomniel]

So did you get the Stowa 1938 Chrono?

I received my fourth Stowa as well today, a silver dial Marine auto with brushed case :D