So while we were in Lucerne I made a visit to the Chronoswiss manufacture for the purpose of dropping my original yellow gold Delphis off for repair. Apparently they have a tricky and finicky movement that has this certain issue requiring repair. They have a few of them in for this fix. Being crazy
Who sees an incompatibility or an anomaly here? The sailcloth strap is actually quite versatile. I think it befits any activity except sunbathing, swimming and diving. But that’s my view. Curious to hear what others think.
You may remember a post I wrote a bit more than one year ago about Diving watches from the 50ies, and if not, here is the link: The question was to know if it was possible to beat this Quartett, or, at least, to upgrade it. The family picture: I sadly lost this Deep Sea Alarm US and the Omega CK 14
Having dedicated a thread to the ref. 5950 & 5951 , I didn't include them here. And this of course a non exhaustive overview, especially for ref. 5004. Best to you all. Ref. 5959 with cal. CHR 27-525 PS 5959P-001 (Credit: K2 Luxury) 5959P-011 (The Keystone) 5959P-014 (credit: The Keystone) 5959R-001
A super diver ! PART ONE: the mechanical Stations of the Cross When I get it, few months ago, it was in poor shape. This watch from 1965 had a tough Life. Time to go to the bench of my watchmaker First disassemble everything Inner rotatif disc with his tritium triangle Fond de boîte: 8.65 super Comp
Everything seems in order however I don’t have a screwdriver small enough to connect the bracelet together, so I have to stop by my watchmaker to help me out on this Glad to have it back. T