Tony C.
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A somewhat uncommon grey dial Glycine (those with silver dials show up with regularity)…
Single crown compressors (vintage, of course)...
I like 'em, and this is probably my favorite of the disparate group that I have accumulated. Very uncommon, and quite elegant for a highly water resistant sport watch. Any other forum members have some single crown compressors to share? Cheers, Tony C. Th...
As per a coincidence, I was on to post one of them, yesterday...
I posted the trio of Hamilton Royal Navy Chronos instead! Here is the one I wanted to post, belonging to Blomman. Needless to say that it is on my wish list. Very high. A beautiful 35 mm Lemania: The dial, the case, the crown, and the fact that they house...
It looks beautiful
i would love to see the movement on that one too BTW, we all know your rule, only in, never out! :-) Best Joe
I have no movement shots as of now.....
Will try to take some next time this Lemania is in the rotation! It feels great to be surrounded by friends that understand me! ;) Best Blomman
That's a beauty, Tony! :)
Me like! :) Yes, I have a few, but the best one Nicolas already posted...... As for this Ebel, the case reminds me very uch of the Omega Ranchero. Do you know which year it is from? Best Blomman
Thanks Blomman...
not sure of the date, I'm afraid, though surely from the '60s. Cheers, Tony C.
Why stop now?
A somewhat uncommon grey dial Glycine (those with silver dials show up with regularity)… ...
What I find remarkable is that a few of recent watch have this dial as well...
Glashütte Original, Zenith, I am looking at you ;-) Magnus
Yes, Magnus...
that is a good point, and one that also applies to car manufacturers and other industries. After many years over often forced design changes, they return to the classics. Cheers, Tony C.
and a JGAV...
quite a nice watch, actually. Bold, yet understated on the wrist (sounds like I should write wine copy!), and I really like the four hour markers. ...