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It’s unconventional and a bit harder to make work (because you have less torque going into the winding mechanism). Mostly it’s because if you want to do a thin (sub-4mm) automatic GMT with day/night and a power reserve you have to design and build it yourself. No off the shelf movement to base it on.
That’s why the price is impressive. Like their tourbillon - I think the preorder price for those was “only” about 7k. No one else doing that kind of stuff at the price.
Regal
The microrotor movement makes it much slimmer.
Horage are a real challenger brand. They're going pretty hard on the pricing and overall value prop. Would really like to see some of their watches IRL.