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An old but unpublished picture of my beloved Lemania British submariners chronograph.
On an old leather nato...
A big love for that one. Its patinated dial is very much my taste. Creamy, vanilia, I don't know how to call it.
Best,
Nicolas
An old but unpublished picture of my beloved Lemania British submariners chronograph.
On an old leather nato... A big love for that one. Its patinated dial is very much my taste. Creamy, vanilia, I don't know how to call it. Best, Nicolas ...
If I got it well, the use of radioactive material for watches is forbidden in submarines.
The Royal Navy had black, or white chronographs from Lemania. Like these ones: For their submariners, they opted for that one. No tritium indices nor hands. ...
why radium dials where forbidden
in submarines and how could you take a reading from your watch in the dark ?
Nuclear Submarines....
....are fitted with radiation leak detectors, rather sensitive ones, too. Nico, most of these I've seen have the circled-T covered up with a dot. Yours seems unique in having a thick circle containing an asterix/star-shape. Do you know the story behind th...
Looks really nice..
I wonder how creamy dial compares to your exp2. Do you have other cream dials. Could be a small theme.
Pure charm which in my view and especially since acquiring the Rolex GMT 1675.....
I have difficulty finding in today's modern watches. Keep well my friend. Francois
Lovely watch with a fitting background in the same colour scheme.
You always amaze me with your incredible finds. cheers fernando
I already said, that watch meets all the parameters of a beauty.!!!
- Case. - Hands. - Dial. - Big Crown. - Vintage and... - Caliber whit history. Enjoy this beauty Nico. All the Best Juan
Your backdrop views are almost as good as the watches you present them in.
The dial, face and strap colour combo, with this scenery, is perfection.
