Vintage Lemania 15 TL Chronograph Overview
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Vintage Lemania 15 TL Chronograph Overview

By amanico · Apr 18, 2021 · 26 replies
amanico
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Amanico's nostalgic post about a missed opportunity to acquire a vintage Lemania 15 TL chronograph offers a poignant reflection on the 'ones that got away' for collectors. His detailed photographs showcase the watch's exceptional condition, from its 'taupe' dial to its olive pushers and beautiful patina. The community's shared sentiment underscores the enduring allure of vintage timepieces and the regret that often accompanies missed chances.

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A Lemania I should have grabbed, when I was given the opportunity some years ago. 

37 mm case, great " taupe " dial, olive pushers, nice patina and great movement. 
















Aren't these vintage marvelous? 

Best,

Nicolas

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Mike H
Apr 18, 2021
Absolutely yes, splendid example

What a cool patina! You must kick your a... when you think of it! You should have ask her advice to smart Julie she would have tell you to take it or... wisely she would have taken it for herself 🀣🀣.

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amanico
Apr 18, 2021
Well, she wasn't into watches, when I saw this one. ;)

MI
Mike H
Apr 18, 2021
In that case you can only blame yourself my friend πŸ˜‰

Indeed it’s a pity what a nice patina!

AM
amanico
Apr 18, 2021
Absolutely. Remorses watches...

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Seeks
Apr 18, 2021
what a lovely watch! A blast from the past, in true original and good condition!

Fantastic calibre 15TL used by Omega, Lemania and Tissot in the grand period of 1940s-50s especially. Thanks for sharing, Nicolas!

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amanico
Apr 18, 2021
Yes, the golden era. And yes, Lemania made some great ones. I will try to feed that topic, from time to time.

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