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no, it's not a tow tone dial, i didn't realised when i took and post the picture with my phone that it almost looks like a salmon dial.
For the bracelet, I bought a random 20€ mesh bracelet on amazon a while ago, originaly to put it on my speedmaster and finaly I tried it on my pequignet and love the result, here is a pic from this day.
In the good old days even Patek Philippe watches showed the day and the month in French.
When I asked Mr Stern to revitalize this practice he shrugged his shoulders... I got no answer. It‘s the same with A. Lange & Söhne: Today they only make dials with English inscriptions. I find this dissatisfying, because the maker should fulfil the wishe...
Thank you! Looking good 👍
As already mentioned by others above, it is a shame this brand is almost unknown. I only heard about them because a friend who worked in France introduced me to them back in the day. Do you know of the current situation of the brand?
Thank you, i like it a lot.
Pequignet went through a tricky financial period a few years ago, since the manufacture took over and released a new caliber this year, so I guess things have improved, I guess we just have to hope that the covid crisis does not plunge them back into diff...
Is it a two-tone dial?
Second question: Which bracelet do you use? Is it a original Pequignet one? Thank you for answering!
in fact
no, it's not a tow tone dial, i didn't realised when i took and post the picture with my phone that it almost looks like a salmon dial. For the bracelet, I bought a random 20€ mesh bracelet on amazon a while ago, originaly to put it on my speedmaster and ...
This is a great looking watch from a brand I find fascinating.
I looked at them several years ago at Baselworld while visiting and the quality, design & overall feel is excellent. I love this model and I believe they offer a lot of watch for one's hard earned pennies/cents etc. etc. Tim