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This is history! And since history is time that has passed, this watch not only show time, it is time!
Lemania Royal Navy Chronograph.
One of the prides of my collection. An amazing patina, a lot of character and soul, absolutely charming. And with a twist, as this one was issued for the Submariners. Hence the logo just under Lemania, and the fact that it is no tritium.... A rarity. Best...
A rare beauty.
So much heritage here. Classic dial design elements. Monopusher. I love these hands too. 🙌🙌🙌
should be stamp marked on the case back -0552/924-3312 for the case and dial layout for series 3 used by royal navy nuclear submarine fleet issued 1957-1970
series 3's have calibre 2220 or a re-stamped 0552/924-3306 with a calibre 15cht from the royal navy fleet air arm series 3 which also has the calibre 1872 option yours have series one(1940-50) hands the dial is ......
Exceptionnal and rare Lemania
Nico, what is the meaning of the logo below Lemania, never see that on another dial, do you have an idea ? Best Franck
Just stunning, this is another example
of a spectacular patina that can´t be re-created. I just needs a lot of time to develop this kind of beauty on itself, like good wine. Such a pitty that modern (Post mid-90s) watches use such perfect (should I say too perfect ? ) materials that will never...
I have a seiko with luminova
that is about 25 years old and it doesn't have any kind of patina. Maybe the lume got a little bit greener over the years but I even doubt that, I guess that is just imagination.
So, so nice, so much going for this watch.
History, patina, condition, design, all great. Nice strap too!