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AFAIK, Tissot and Mathey Tissot are two different entities.
And yes, I agree with you that Tissot made some beautiful watches in a sadly far past.
Yours is a superb example, as well as the Tissot Navigator, a kind of World Time watch with a timeless look.
Grandiose, as we say in France.
Best,
Nicolas.
Beautiful and affordable: a few pictures of the Mathey Tissot Chronograph.
Definitely, this Mathey Tissot has the allure of a great chronograph, with all the key codes of the timeless examples we know. A generous size for the Fifties ( somewhere between 37 and 38 mm ) A clean dial, where legibility is the most important point, w...
Very nice indeed...
It's a beauty, Nicolas! Outstanding dial, hands and patina. Value aside, I prefer it to the PP! Best regards, Tony C.
WE don't care about Value, Tony.
I can easily understand your point of view, then. As I know you understand me. Thanks, my friend. I'm hunting the Mathey Tissot Type XX, now, just to do the pair. Best, Nicolas.
You called?
This is such a nice watch. The flyback is a bonus. Best Tyler your brother from the same manufacturer (watches that's)...
Exactly that one, Tyler.
I fell on several, but I passed on them... It was, all the time, a question of patina. I wanted a more pronounced one. One day, I'll find it! Best, my lucky fellow. Nicolas.
Nice...
beautifully photographed as usual Nico. Any reason for the extra long counters on the chrono display for 3,6 and 9 minutes..? Yours, Andy.
To time the international calls, at this moment, Andy.
Cool chrono, eeeh? Can you imagine a date on such a beauty? Best, Nicolas.
Very cool...
as for the date - NO..!! Even I don't like the date at 4.30 on the master chronograph for 2 reasons 1) It unbalances the dial and 2) It is at a funny angle which I hate on all date displays at that position on a dial. Other than that it is a great piece.....
Solid screw in case back, yes. I don't know many Vintage Chronos with
A sapphire case back. Best, Davo. Nicolas. This message has been edited by amanico on 2011-08-28 14:10:23
Looks great on that strap, too...
...I'll take these great value chronos all day long...
I'm more and more considering these old Chronos, mrsnak.
The thing is that I hope I'm not opening a kind of ... Pandora's box? Best, my friend. Nicolas....
i think as long as...
i think as long as you try not to repeat movement calibres you wont open too big a Pandora's box there are a lot of very good chrono's with the same calibre's inside so find the one you like most and ignore the rest...................if you can. best G...
You get a chrono with one of those tried and true Valjouxs...
...and you won't have expensive service issues, either. It's a win-win situation all the way around.
Another old Tissot.
My Tissot. I had it serviced recently. The watchmaker thought it was a Tissot own movement, is that possible? I do know that he couldn't get parts and had to fabricate a new spring for the chrono mechanism. It has no anti-shock so I assume it's from the 1...
thats a very nice Tissot Steve, but the 2 companies are not linked.
many many people whink they are, but Tissot are an old Swiss brand who have been owned by Omega since the late 1930's (according to 1 book i read), Mathey Tissot on the other hand are French and i believe family owned. or were until their demise. i would ...
Tissot - - Mathey-Tissot
Mathey-Tissot also was located in switzerland in the town "Les Ponts-de-Martel". And also in the early time of company there had been often confusion with the company Tissot in the town "Le Locle" (near by). for that reason Mathey-Tissot decided to use th...
Out of curiosity, what is the link between Mathey Tissot and JLC, Stephan?
I knew MT had a collboration with Breguet ( Type XX ), but I didn't know there was some business relation with JLC. Best, Nicolas.
Mathey-Tissot
I have this from a story about Madame Cinette Robert. They wrote about there personal history from child until owner from dubey & schaldenbrand (writen in chronos 3 - 2004). There they wrote, what i told in my post (and also for girad-perregaux). Mathey-T...
Errrr.. I don't understand a word of German. Except the usual ones of course. :)
A pity! Can you traduce? Best, Nicolas.
translation more exact - best as i can
Nicolas, my english is not the best. They write, what I wrote in my post. But I try a little bit more exactly and I have a litte problem with „eingeschalte Uhren“ this is a wording from watchmaking - a watch (uhr in german) „einschalen“ means assembly the...
So that means that they produced Valjoux movements for Jaeger?
And that they assembled the Chronos for JLC??? Best, Nicolas.
that´s a interpretation from the text, but,
they wrote .... and supplyd under "private-label" contracts complete (look at my last post) watches ad best adresses like......... and in a new sentance they wrote they produced valjoux- movements on the authoroty This is descriped in my understanding as ...
At this vintage era, JLC had a very few outsourced movements.
-Valjoux and Universal Genève for the Chronograph movement. - ETA for the day date round movements of some of their watches from the 70ies. And I think I didn't forget anything else. Hence my interrogations... Back to this topic, there is one thing I...
AFAIK, Tissot and Mathey Tissot are two different entities.
And yes, I agree with you that Tissot made some beautiful watches in a sadly far past. Yours is a superb example, as well as the Tissot Navigator, a kind of World Time watch with a timeless look. Grandiose, as we say in France. Best, Nicolas.
Opps. Thanks for the info...
It's a marque I hadn't heard of before. Need to do some research.
a lovely clean and balanced dial Nicolas with nice hands and patina
i have a black dialled chrono with many similarities by Wakmann-Breitling. mine is of course from 1964. interestingly they are both made in France. i've not had the chance to write anything about it yet, but its interesting as the movement is marked Wakma...
If yours is from '64, as I suspected it, well, there may well be
Less than 10 years between these 2 beauties. Very nice catch, my friend! Best, Nicolas.
thankyou my friend, you are...
thankyou my friend, you are correct about the year, purchased with advice from our friend Ubik. the hands are replacements and not for that particular model, but from another model of the same year so thats ok with me. i've had it about 4 months, but like...
i must put it on...
i must put it on my list of watches to bring. too many vintages obtained since last seeing anyone so its difficult to choose. best G
Thank you, Dean. This is what I had in mind when I put this strap on.
But all works, or almost, with a white / silver / cream dial. Best, Nicolas.
OK, now it’s official!
The Summer is over – Vlad is back with his camera full of superb roof shots! A stunning watch, my friend! Great to have you back – hope you and your family had a great vacation! Best Blomman
Great dial on this one Nico
It has a beautiful balance to it. Valjoux is a great movement and has the advantage of not being impossible on parts. An uncommon valjoux for a cognoscenti.
Beautiful Nico!
The roofshot is just stunning with perfect lighting making justice to the watch your honor! Matt
A lucky catch, for me this year.
And the italian tiles are such a great background for this loveley chrono. Thanks, Matt. Best, Nicolas.
but the real picture-background ...
Perhabs it is interesrting to see what complex watch-box from a company a lot of collectors don´t really know regards Stephan from Germany...
Thanks for posting the box. I had no idea about it.
The Chrono is not bad, either. Best, Nicolas. This message has been edited by amanico on 2011-09-04 00:19:47
and now the missing text
something was wrong by "insert" the post - so now more text : motivated by nicolas beautifull picture i found this morning the watch box in my "watch-boxes - Box" From the watch I had only a paper-foto left (sold the watch once) which i take a foto from t...