chippyfly
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My two Mavados bought at London auction from the estate of a Dutch collector say greetings plus my 1930's Rolex
.925 silver tortue case and 18ct white gold rectangular case. Both calibre 150 movements. Great to see your Movado: I never expected to see such a 1940's Movado marvel elsewhere.
Best, Clive
Vintage of shape
I'm not crazy about shape watches but I made an exception euh, two ecceptions... ...
Definitely a fan of shaped vintage watches myself with one in the collection so far . .
[ Ca '43 Ω ref 3697, cal R17.8] . . . and another incoming. If they were good enough for Bogie . . . . . . they're good enough for me. ;-) ...
Not sure of the reference number, and doubt it's stamped on the inside . . .
. . . of the case back, but as you can see, it was originally delivered . . . . . . to the French agent, probably in the late Thirties. T17 movement; I'm not overly concerned about the missing 4 . (This is the seller's photo; I should be taking delivery i...
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The first water resistant Jaeger Lecoultre watch. From the mid 30's. E 333: ...
My two Mavados bought at London auction from the estate of a Dutch collector say greetings plus my 1930's Rolex
.925 silver tortue case and 18ct white gold rectangular case. Both calibre 150 movements. Great to see your Movado: I never expected to see such a 1940's Movado marvel elsewhere. Best, Clive ...
