Mondaine Watch - The Story behind the Swiss Railways Design 

Hey Daniel, They are pretty good. I'll be doing a video on the Stop-2-Go 25cm clock soon. It's App controlled and adjusts and corrects its time from your phone. It also adjusts automatically for daylight saving time (summer time). Andrew

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By way of explanation, what Andres Poy was trying to say was that because luminous coatings are white-ish in colour, they couldn't put this coating on the front side of the black hands. This would make the black hands appear white (using the luminous coatings). Whilst the train station clocks are all black hands/white dial, Mondaine has been making the reverse of this (white hands on black dial) for quite sometime. I hope that explains the philosophy behind putting the luminous coating on the back side of the hands.

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See my reply to Primecreator. We have been replacing movements for older Stop 2 Go's at no charge if the experienced these failures even if they were no longer under warranty.We did this recently for a customer of ours who didn't even buy his watch from us. It was a know problem in the original release and as far as we can tell there are no significant failure issues with the newest movements. There is a possibility that your watch was an older series even if bought recently.

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Hi @Faruk Ozogul, we licensed this from Audioblocks. It is called "Tic Tock"

@NETVO TV thanks for your question. The "traditional" Mondaine watch is a replica of the Swiss Railways Clock. That is, the clock that is used currently, and since 1944, in all the Swiss railway stations. Since this clock uses the same face as the Swiss Railways Clock it does not have numerals, it only has indices as the time markers. Mondaine makes a different series of watches called the "Helvetica" range named after the Helvetica font (typeface). It comes in three versions, Light, Regular and Bold. Only the Regular has numbering 1 to 12 in the Helvetica Font. The versions only have minimal numbering like 12, 3, 6 and 9. If you are in Australia contact us through our web-site and I can explain the options to you.

The Stop2Go has been out for about 5-6 years now. The first two years of production (first two series) had some issues with resetting. We never sold those watches. We came to Stop2Go late in the piece. From year 3 (third series) these problems were ironed out. Consequently, our warranty and return rate for Stop2Go (series 3 onwards) is no different to any other watch. Series 3 is current and has no obvious faults.

FORM + DESIGN Thanks for clarifying. As a railway and watch fan I think I need one in my collection.

Primecreator if you like stop2go check out our video on the stop2go clock