VintageAlex (aka AlexKontiki)
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Tribute to the NINA COMPAX
Universal Genve (one of my favorite brands) recently released the Nina COMPAX tribute chronographs. I’m really amazed with this news, even though I don’t know the prices I’m sure that I want one.
Movement: Restored Universal Genève Caliber 281, manual.
36h power reserve
Diameter: 36 millimeters
Bezel: Fixed aluminum with tachymeter scale
According to universalgeneve.com
A trio of chronographs in 18K white gold or 18K red gold, featuring contrasting enamel dials — white with black counters, black with white counters, and brown with black counters — all with red chronograph seconds hands.
Thoughts? 
This message has been edited by India Whiskey Charlie on 2025-11-06 22:56:35
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Tribute to the NINA COMPAX
Universal Genve (one of my favorite brands) recently released the Nina COMPAX tribute chronographs. I’m really amazed with this news, even though I don’t know the prices I’m sure that I want one. Movement: Restored Universal Genève Caliber 281, manual. 36...
These Universal Geneve Nina Compax watches are truly stunning and a great release.
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for sure these are nice
but we should ne ready to have a robuste wallet given that Breitling wants to position this brand as higher end
What I feared 🤷🏻♂️
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