Release Archive
Andreas Strehler’s Lune Exacte makes moon age readable to three hours
A Vernier-style indication turns an exceptionally precise moonphase into information a wearer can set and read.
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- Added to Chronolume
- 2026-11-08
- Article published
- 2026-11-08
Chronolume · Release archive · Based on Andreas Strehler
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What to know
Lune Exacte extends Strehler’s ultra-precise moonphase work by adding a moon-age indication readable in three-hour increments. A rotating Vernier scale communicates the moon’s age rather than treating the complication as a purely pictorial aperture.
The manually wound movement combines the moon display with Strehler’s remontoir d’égalité. It runs at 3Hz, uses 184 components and 25 jewels, and offers a stated 78-hour power reserve from twin barrels. The quoted deviation is one day in two million years.
The 41 by 47.2mm case is 10mm thick and is offered in rose gold or platinum, with steel or titanium also listed. Official prices are CHF 125,000 for precious metal and CHF 115,800 for steel or titanium, excluding taxes.
