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Wouldn't the Centigraphe also count as a chronograph with a Foudroyante? [nt]

Apr 22, 2020,05:44 AM
 

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Which is your favorite foudroyante ? rarest?

 
 By: Gelato Monster : April 21st, 2020-20:53

I had this bad boy but let it go. Panerai pam 246.

 
 By: Bill : April 21st, 2020-21:13
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awesome eye blink [nt]

 
 By: Gelato Monster : April 21st, 2020-21:14

Wow, it has been years I didn't see a PAM 246! That was a cool one. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : April 21st, 2020-22:19

Foudroyante... Hmmmm, you know my love for this complication. So, what do we have?

 
 By: amanico : April 21st, 2020-22:34
Girard Perregaux, of course, is maybe the most famous here, for us. The famous SF by GP: This movement is a 7750 reworked by La Joux-Perret. This movement was used by GP, but also other brands such as Hublot, Panerai ( Bill's PAM 246 has this movement ) a...  

PS: I think the Duometre à Chronographe is the only manual winding movement to offer a Foudroyante. And with the La Joux Perret movement, you have all the Foudroyantes, here. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : April 21st, 2020-22:44

Wouldn't the Centigraphe also count as a chronograph with a Foudroyante? [nt]

 
 By: saso : April 22nd, 2020-05:44

Both are amazing [nt]

 
 By: Gelato Monster : April 22nd, 2020-08:19

My favourite and .........the only foudroyante I have:)

 
 By: Sandgroper : April 22nd, 2020-02:32
Cheers, be safe, take care and be happy Francois ...  

I forgot to mention that it was yours that I took in picture. ;) Stay safe and strong, mon ami. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : April 22nd, 2020-02:44