My latest : the Blancpain Villeret Quantième Complet.
More so than all of their divers,this is the one watch that I associate most with Blancpain. A direct descendant of the watches that made myself (re)discover the beauty of mechanical watches in the 80ies of the last century when JCB relaunched the brand. ...
A beautiful piece with a lot of class!
I like their use of the pushers hidden under the lugs. Great photos!
Many thanks!
Your great posts at the BP Forum certainly kept my interest for the brand alive!
Beauty. I love the way your eyes are drawn to the moon phase.
We do have a strong and automatic preference for looking at the eyes of a face. : )
Pure BP, pure class
Love this for the reasons you describe. The dial and MP disc are incredible. Those underlug pushers really clean up the case side. RG and blue are perfect 👌
moon phase complication in Blancpain...
Lovely combination rose gold with blue dial and a classic BP face. Interestingly, there was a period where the man in the moon was not on the complication. I have a flyback perpetual with both plain moon and updated moon phase Below is the original way th...
Your Leman is a spectacular watch!
Interesting to see that earlier versions had a plain moon disk.
Many thanks,Nicolas.
Since the day when I first saw this version it kept coming back to my mind.....
A still very underrated brand
and a fantastic watch with an intriguing and very tasteful dial. I love it’s complexity and yet harmony. The correctors under the lugs are a really smart invention and much better than the pusher correctors which “destroy” so many cases and prevent a prop...