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Great pics!
Jun 01, 2009,15:28 PM
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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First Regulateur
By: rnaden : May 31st, 2009-07:18
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
By: VPREGULATOR : May 31st, 2009-20:23
Thats certainly a nice looking watch. BTW have you seen the pink gold limited edition version of this watch?
Not in the flesh
By: rnaden : May 31st, 2009-22:09
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
By: rnaden : May 31st, 2009-22:39
- 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...
very nice...
By: MiniCooper : June 1st, 2009-06:44
enjoy it cheers
i will
By: rnaden : June 1st, 2009-06:46
i will enjoy it for sure. thanks for the comment richard
good choice. i like overhauled vintage movements being recycled
By: G99 : June 1st, 2009-08:33
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
By: rnaden : June 1st, 2009-10:32
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...
By: G99 : June 1st, 2009-11:52
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!
By: rnaden : June 1st, 2009-15:28
Thanks for sharing the pics, Graham.That's a really nice watch...digital retrograde. I'm going to look harder for one now!
again ...
By: 1806 : June 1st, 2009-10:39
... do i need to say mooOOo...Rrre ?? Well done, one more eye-popping collection
thanks
By: rnaden : June 1st, 2009-15:42
thanks, 1806. i do like it and try to keep a different styling for every piece
known bugs ...
By: 1806 : June 2nd, 2009-04:33
ever since ... This message has been edited by 1806 on 2009-06-02 04:37:02