amanico
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I love these big movements! Looks a bit like the JLC Cal 170.
This message has been edited by amanico on 2012-10-12 03:49:06
Musée int. d'horlogerie, La Chaux-de-Fonds. - Part 5
Mus e international d'horlogerie, La Chaux-de-Fonds. – Part 5 Now we are moving to the chronometers and precision pendulum clocks. Number 10: Chronometer cased in chromed metal. Anker escapement, singed Technicum La-Chaux-de-Fonds, around 1940 Num...
it gets even better. next are the automata...
...however it is not quite the same to see them only in pictures, as the movement and sound is the interesting part, really. I guess you have seen the museum before.... Best, Stefan
No, not yet, Stefan. But I have to do it!
Can't wait to see your article on automatons, which are just another big weakness of mine. Best, Nicolas
Zenith Chronometre
hi can you please tell me how much should I pay for Zenith Chronometre? Thanks
Zenith Chronometre clock
i came across with one Zenith Chronometre, how much should I pay for it? its in mint condition. Thanks
I am certainly not an expert on this...
But it would help to send a photo and some other information of the one you saw. Stefan
Superb! I love chronometer history.
The piece labeled as #10 is awesome. Big fan of the UN ships chronometers as well. Thank you for your efforts!
I am sharing your love....
... a marine chronometer is clearly on my list of future aquisitions....UN would be my favorite, Breguet a dream and a one the british Marine Chrono's a good alterantive. Best, Stefan
Another fascinating chronometer....
...on display at MIH is the following made by James Pellaton. Normal 0 7.8 pt 0 2 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Chronometer with Tourbillon, Movement signed “fabriqué spécialement pour Willy Greaf par James Pallaton DHC 1943. The Tourbillon...