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Mathey Tissot Type XX.
We discussed the Type XX on the Breguet forum and we had some exchanges on the fact that the Type XX was originally made by Mathey Tissot.
Originally, that can be discussed, but the an indisputable fact is that Mathey Tissot made some.
Two Sub Dials, which is my favorite,
Three Sub Dials, which I never saw in the real:
Credit: Antiquorum.
Best,
Nicolas
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Mathey Tissot Type XX.
We discussed the Type XX on the Breguet forum and we had some exchanges on the fact that the Type XX was originally made by Mathey Tissot. Originally, that can be discussed, but the an indisputable fact is that Mathey Tissot made some. Two Sub Dials, whic...
This is quite interesting.
It is a little ironic, as when browsing through Mathey Tissot's current catalogue, it seems they do a lot of homage style watches. But glad they do have their Flyback Type 21, though many might think is an actual homage to Breguet's type XX.
The Type XX has been on my dream list for years
They are getting much harder to find, like everything else...sigh.
My wallet is asking, nay begging, you to stop posting photos of Type XX's.
Please man... Help me
