amanico
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A picture of a Vintage Blancpain Milpsec Bronze.
Which has two interests:
1/ It is the case number 3201, which is the lowest case number I know.
2/ It has the hands of the Tornek Rayville. ( Credit picture: Phillips )
As for the hands, these are not the correct ones. but... There is a but... It might be pleadable... Indeed, when you know the story of the Bronze Milspec, these might be explainable.
Here is why:
The US Navy Bronze came with these hands.
I will come back to the Bronze Milspec in the details, a bit later.
Best,
Nicolas
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A picture of a Vintage Blancpain Milpsec Bronze.
Which has two interests: 1/ It is the case number 3201, which is the lowest case number I know. 2/ It has the hands of the Tornek Rayville. ( Credit picture: Phillips ) As for the hands, these are not the correct ones. but... There is a but... It might be...
Intersting
is, the the bronce of both watches has a different colour. They were testing which alloy could be the most resisting. Maybe both have different cupper parts and come from different charges. The crown of the bronce is bronce as well, not the same for the U...
