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Asymmetrical "Driver's" Watches
In his recent post concerning his asymmetrical, sloped and stepped Longines desk clock, mblum3 evoked the "driver's" watches from Patek Philippe and Longines: here they are, with a similarly designed model from Bulova.
Best to you all.
A/ PATEK PHILIPPE
1/ Ref. 524
a. Without sub-seconds (caliber 8"85)
credit: traveledman
credit: @a.dose.of.time
credit: aste bolaffi
b. With sub-seconds (caliber 9-90)
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2/ Ref. 523 (the exact difference with ref. 524 is unknown to me, but the dial has some similarities with the above ref. 524, without the sub-seconds)
credit: patek monger
3/ Ref. 576 (caliber 8"85)
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credit: antiquorum
B/ LONGINES
Ref. 4100 "Inclinex" Observatory Watch
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credit: @weezegallery
C/ BULOVA
The "Rite-Angle" Watch (advertised as "tilted at the right angle": cf. ad below)
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credit: @delovelynesscollection
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Asymmetrical "Driver's" Watches
In his recent post concerning his asymmetrical, sloped and stepped Longines desk clock , mblum3 evoked the "driver's" watches from Patek Philippe and Longines: here they are, with a similarly designed model from Bulova. Best to you all. A/ PATEK PHILIPPE ...
This is great - thanks!
I've never seen ref. 576. The pictures are amazing. My favorite of the dials are the black Patek with the cabochons and the Longines with the center being divided in quarters. When I saw you included Bulova, I said, oh yes, how did I forget that one. Also...
Surprisingly, the white metal ref. 524 is steel.
As for aged dials and cases, I think I generally prefer them cleaned but otherwise untouched. Best. ...
Rare sights, thank you for this post!
Love the PP 524 without sub seconds. Clean, well designed and on purpose.
I completely agree:
the two hands PP 524 is very attractive. Thanks for the kind words.
