A watch after my own heart

Jun 08, 2015,19:18 PM
 

What a treat for me - I haven't visited the forum in months, and a classic 36000bph Eterna is on the front page!  For those who don't know me,  I have a large collection of hi frequency watches, and am glad to encounter someone who appreciates those sturdy old reliables.   Here is a slightly less elegant younger cousin to your watch.


Regards,

Ginger





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Some more time with the vintage Eterna

 
 By: KMII : June 8th, 2015-04:02
Given that I am Chopard-less at the moment (the Chrono One undergoing maintenance, the MM 2014 waiting for a new strap for my wife), the Eterna has been getting more wrist time recently. The more I wear it, the more I like it, basically. It seems to be ke...  
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A classic by all counts ...

 
 By: nilomis : June 8th, 2015-07:02
Love the case, the dial and the applied hour markers. The "cherry on the cake" is the 36000 bph. The running seconds smoothly "hoovering" over the dial. Cheers, Nilo
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I wasn't aware Eterna was a player in the high frequency arena . . .

 
 By: Dr No : June 8th, 2015-11:57
. . . until learning about it just now from your post. And ensconced in a case and dial design that's immensely appealing - all I can say is, "Wow!" Stunned, Art
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lovely!

 
 By: eterna-fan : June 8th, 2015-12:09
i have always been more a fan of the 50s and 60s designs, but the 70s produced some really fantastic, chunky watches. and eterna never disappoints: ...  
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I'm not even sure how to describe . . .

 
 By: Dr No : June 9th, 2015-11:25
. . . the dial. "Impressionist brickyard", perhaps? Eye-catching indeed, e-f. Thanks for sharing another model from what I like to describe as my favorite yet needlessly obscure manufacturer. Best, Art
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A watch after my own heart

 
 By: Ginger : June 8th, 2015-19:18
What a treat for me - I haven't visited the forum in months, and a classic 36000bph Eterna is on the front page! For those who don't know me, I have a large collection of hi frequency watches, and am glad to encounter someone who appreciates those sturdy ...  
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I was quite happy...

 
 By: KMII : June 8th, 2015-22:51
...to have found one in this condition, and the 36000 just sealed the deal :) The seconds hand appears to move in a very leisurely fashion, since the steps are so tiny but then again it cannot be too slow, given that the watch is not losing time. One thin... 
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Good to see you back, Ginger . . .

 
 By: Dr No : June 9th, 2015-11:12
. . . not to mention compounding my oversight when it comes to Eterna high-beats! I don't recall seeing yours before; a more recent addition to your collection? Warmest, Art
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