Decompression table on the dial?
I had never seen such a dial/watch! Not the usual diver, for sure. Best, Emmanuel
That is Very Cool, they exhibited at the Art of Horology, Beau-Rivage Hotel last month
www.watchprosite.com 02:01:00 Cornavin
A really nice diver... but makes it difficult to tell the time
It was in 1949 that Walter Gygax launched the Cornavin Watch in Geneva. The watches were very conventional in design—calendar watches, automatic watches, ladies’ watches—and the movements came from the Ebauches SA trust. How Cornavin came to develop a wat...
great write up and shows a good knowledge of this model
there is one for sale by antiqurum in geneva may 9th-lot -144
Give Joel his due
I’ve simply translated the article from *Time to Tell*, which was originally written in French. I love this watch, and having done some research on it, this is the most comprehensive article out there. Joel Pynson is a walking encyclopedia when it comes t...
I will try…
to write something ASAP …with Joël about the Vulcain Cricket Nautical… but I still need to gather more information, which isn’t easy… There might be some news regarding La Spirotechnique/Comptoir Commercial des Manufactures/Dodane Triton… A nice diver wit...
Some pict of the work in progress topics
Vulcain Cricket Nautical : La Spirotechnique Triton : Best Ø ...
The Triton is a really cool and underrated watch
But it’s a real headache when it comes to production… different cases (2/3), case backs (3), dials (numerous), and crowns (4, plus a Rolex crown on some military models)… and it’s difficult, if not impossible, to determine which ones belong to the same ba...