Freccero
1380
Breathtaking piece!! Steel chromosomes are maybe my favourite kind of vintage watches and this is a superb example. The two(or even three)tones dial is amazing but what mesmerise me the most
are the radium syringe hands...rare and amazing😍
Mathey Tissot Chronograph form the 40's. Gone but not forgotten.
Some years ago, I had to let some of my pieces go, to fund some important watch projects... One of those which have gone is this superb Mathey Tissot: The size was great ( 38 mm ), the dial was awesome, and the movement common for a watch from this era ( ...
Lovely, my friend
It must have been so hard to let it go. But the grail you must have got is surely more lovely! Thanks for sharing! René
It had a smile at it’s face
And I love chronos with smiles! At least I hope you found a good new home for it 😊 Thanks for sharing! René
Whether it's big funds to find, or . . .
. . . or big finds to fund, we've all been there, Nicolas! I hate the 'letting go' process, but it's necessary at times . . .
I don't recall this one, good to see a photo.
I am very much a less is more person, especially as I age. Easier for me to keep track of fewer things!