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This Funky Retro Watch Features Unique and Mysterious ‘Floating’ Hands

This Funky Retro Watch Features Unique and Mysterious ‘Floating’ Hands

Posted on August 19, 2019 By Jarvis

The Zodiac Astrographic stood out on the market when it was released in 1969, and it does once again today, re-released to mark its anniversary and that of the moon landing. With a funky, retro-futuristic aesthetic, the Astrographic features a rare “mystery dial,” in which the hands appear to be floating in mid-air. SPOILER ALERT: This is a clever optical illusion whose mysterious effect will be dispelled below.
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