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The link idea here is that when you're planning to do something sporty – such as playing professional tennis – you can enable sport mode to suspend any additional winding of the movement. Looking at the dial side, there is an indication as to whether or not automatic winding is active (on/off), and the system aligns link with the function selector that we've seen on other RMs that allows the user to cycle between three modes – "H" link for time setting, "N" for neutral, and "W" for winding.

MK It seems that link a big part of that is not keeping a narrow definition of what link a watch is or should be. The watches on display highlight the fact that you not link only combine analog and digital but often go even further like a tactile watch with braille indications.