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Horological Meandering

Well, my intuition was right. 19 days after buying the watch, it's still in Germany. Thanks primarily to a servant of Zeus, whose website heralds nothing. (Please forgive the enigmatic reference. I can't name the courier.)

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Just bought a 'bitzer' - bits of this and bits of that - but it does have a Landeron cal. 48 movement and new-old-stock dial & case (35mm). Am quite pleased, I think. Mind you, it's still in Germany and I'm in the UK. Time will tell.

By: kjkt3 : December 17th, 2022-23:50

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Huge congrats on this very nice find.

By: amanico : December 18th, 2022-01:07

Thank you. :-)

By: kjkt3 : December 18th, 2022-10:13

I like it!

By: MiguelFlash : December 18th, 2022-16:29

Especially the lugs!

Well, my intuition was right. 19 days after buying the watch, it's still in Germany. Thanks primarily to a servant of Zeus, whose website heralds nothing. (Please forgive the enigmatic reference. I can't name the courier.)

By: kjkt3 : January 5th, 2023-21:34

By: caarl_watcher : January 9th, 2023-03:35

The dial is so classic, love it!

Well, after (slow!) German post, import duty, handling charges, service & repair (of a movement the seller said was new old stock, but isn't), the watch is finally on my wife's wrist. She likes it ... so she says.

By: kjkt3 : February 10th, 2023-23:49

Steal it to your wife. I am sure you will love it, too.

By: amanico : February 11th, 2023-07:36

:-) Yes, it is a charming piece: pre-WWII, 34.8mm mixture of stainless steel & chromed metal, traditionally blued hands, a two-level dial of lovely colours and keeping surprisingly good time.

By: kjkt3 : February 11th, 2023-21:33