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My Zenith Obsessions: El Primero A 386, Cairelli, Cal 135, S58...
These are the references which are at the Zenith of my eponymous list.
First of all, THE chronograph I am running after for many years, the A 386, for its dial, case and historical importance. Credit pictures, Analog and Shift.
Then, the Cairelli. I am a huge fan of military Chronographs, and this one, issued for the Italian Army, is no exception. Moreover, I would like to give a brother to our dear CP2 PuristS' 15th birthday!
Credit picture: Song.
Then, my first love, the Cal 135 Chronometer, for its class and because it is one of the most appealing manual winding chronograph I know.
And then, a S 58. Here is a nice automatic one, but I would like to find a superb manual winding, first generation.
Needless to say that none of them are easy to catch, but it is great to have some long term projects!
Best,
Nicolas
My Zenith Obsessions: El Primero A 386, Cairelli, Cal 135, S58...
These are the references which are at the Zenith of my eponymous list. First of all, THE chronograph I am running after for many years, the A 386, for its dial, case and historical importance. Credit pictures, Analog and Shift. Then, the Cairelli. I am a ...
That 135!
Nearly impossible to source one today. THE best 12 ligne movement of its days next to the unicorn Peseux 260 and the beautiful Audemars Piguet VZSS. Wear it in pride and good health, Jens
