ARMIN STROM Let's talk about the Resonance mechanism

[@yahyamuamer1]

That was great, the two metronomes was a great visual demonstration

[@arminstrom]

Thank you! In this case, form actually follows function. Our approach follows the theories of Christiaan Hyugens (inventor of the Pendulum clock and the father of modern mathematical physics) to maintain a consistent and sustainable state of resonance (synchronized motion) between two balance wheels. The purpose of that is to maintain a consistent oscillation rate regardless of the movements of your wrist - and to thereby ensure chronometric precision. In that sense it is a true “wrist” watch - as opposed to the static “clock” architecture of any standard watch.

[@yahyamuamer1]

@@arminstrom When designing watches or cars form will always be beautiful if function is clear. It seems resonance will be much more beneficial for a watches accuracy than say a tourbillion as it is focusing on a more present issue than gravity. Definitely a dream watch. I think I have built a dozen gravity and mirrored force watches on your website configuration. Love your work and the math behind it- it resonates (if I may) with the nerd in me

[@arminstrom]

@@yahyamuamer1 Thank you for your message. The main goal of Resonance is to have consistentcy. Which means our Resonance watches do have marine chronometer precision as we can guarantee a stable resonance effect. The Tourbillon focuses on precision which is in a different context compared to Resonance. But both complications are very complex to master.

[@SwissWatchGang]

Well explained Claude!! I especially liked the light hearted dance at the end :)

[@arminstrom]

The Resonance dance ;)

[@SwissWatchGang]

@@arminstrom haha yea :D

[@christophermedeiros1806]

amazing looking watch

[@arminstrom]

thank you very much!

[@tunokies]

Great explanation...such a cool movement. 👍🏻 It was worth watching to the end for the little dance 🤪😆

[@arminstrom]

thank you for this great feedback! Let's call it the "Resonance dance😆"

[@tunokies]

@@arminstrom 😁😂

[@mikeggth]

Love your move at 3:42 😆

[@arminstrom]

The Resonance dance ;)

[@piotrfigiel1817]

Stunning solution and amazing design of the watch 👍

[@arminstrom]

Thans a lot Piotr!

[@tristan240]

Hi, Very cool video. Would it bring benefits to angle one of the two balance wheel 90degrees up or down? I am thinking that could be compared to a virtual tourbuillon because one balance wheel would always be pointing in their optimal position.

[@arminstrom]

Thank you for your question! Your idea is not wrong. In our case one movement is turning clockwise and the other counter clock wise. This compensates already a part of the acceleration the two balance wheels generate in different positions.

[@tristan240]

@@arminstrom Yes, your solution seems to be more elegant😄.

[@jumboJetPilot]

Gorgeous! I particularly like your skeleton watches!

[@arminstrom]

Thank you very much! Transparent mechanic is definitely in our DNA:)

[@007200mdf]

You guys are great!!😍👍 (this ending😂😂) Go on with your great work. Love your passion to watches!❤️🤗🎉

[@arminstrom]

Thank you very much Martin! We're glad we share the same passion! The Resonance dance at the end is something we should do more often👍🏻

[@achimj.3725]

Wie verhält sich die Gang Genauigkeit auf 1h oder 1 Tag?