Linde Werdelin Oktopus II Moonlite Luxury Watch Review

THIS WATCH IS FOR SALE: http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/linde-werdelin The 44mm Linde Werdelin Oktopus II Moonlite is a 1-of-59 piece heavy-hitter with featherweight comfort; Alloy Linde Werdelin makes it happen. The exotic compound, which is derived from the aerospace industry, imparts the scratch resistance of ceramic with the gossamer mass of forged carbon. Alloy Linde Werdelin headlines the Oktopus II Moonlite's roster of refinements and clever features. The unique material is a hybrid of ceramic and aluminum. A 25 micron outer layer of the case is chemically transformed into ceramic, but the metal core of the case is retained. The result is an exterior that resists scratches like ceramic without the attendant fracture risk of a solid ceramic case. Moreover, the surface of Alloy Linde Werdelin acts as a dynamic kaleidoscope of colors in shifting light. Neither matte nor polished, the surface of the Oktopus II Moonlite reflects subtle glow with notes of orange, violet, green, grey, and blue. Linde Werdelin's "moonshot" material innovation is matched by a photo-realistic moon phase display designed by renewed independent watchmaker Svend Andersen of Geneva. While the hidebound traditionalists of Swiss horology rarely stray from moon imagery born in the eighteenth century, Linde Werdelin's tribute to the 29.5-day cycle reflects the beguiling complexity of the true lunar surface. A fully-skeletonized dial offers complexity and intricate detail to match the machine