First Regulateur
Latest acquisition - first regulateur in my collection...picked over a Maurice Lacroix regulateur, mainly because of the movement and the more classic look and size (I have a small wrist). Can anyone tell me how much was changed in the C122 movement over ...
Chronoswiss Regulator
Thats certainly a nice looking watch. BTW have you seen the pink gold limited edition version of this watch?
Not in the flesh
Haven't seen it in the flesh, but from what I gather, the pink gold LE is one with a 24 hour regulateur and uses a different caliber (C.112) richard
From what I know
- Power reserve of 40 hours - Diameter of the movement is 26.8 mm - Height of the movement is 5.3 mm - 30 jewels - 21.600 bph It's base is an Enicar 165 which has been heavily modified. Was also wondering if anyone knew how much went into that work though...
good choice. i like overhauled vintage movements being recycled
chronoswiss seem to be the masters of this method of watch production. i have a yg/ss Delphis which i believe also has the Enicar calibre in it. Gerde Lange from what i've read is a man who can put immense passion into the product by using these vintage m...
the Delphis is beautiful
From pics I've seen. AD did not have one to show me, so I'll have to wait until I meet someone who owns one Thanks for the comments, Graham....
the Delphis doesnt seem to...
the Delphis doesnt seem to be a common watch. i've only ever seen a couple on this forum. its the standard Chronoswiss size of 38mm plus crown, but wears a bit bigger due to the coin edged bezels front and rear. same as the Opus and Rattrapante. here are ...
Great pics!
Thanks for sharing the pics, Graham.That's a really nice watch...digital retrograde. I'm going to look harder for one now!
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... do i need to say mooOOo...Rrre ?? Well done, one more eye-popping collection
thanks
thanks, 1806. i do like it and try to keep a different styling for every piece
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ever since ... This message has been edited by 1806 on 2009-06-02 04:37:02
