Independents

Those were the days of: M I N E R V A One by one: Minerva Pythagore 2000 Year Edition Gold Minerva Pythagore Anniversary Dial Minerva 140th Anniversary Limited Edition A comparative picture of the caliber 48, the finishing level is different in the favour...  

On this gorgeous trio!! Relatively affordable in those days, and 100% manufacture, the golden cut on that 48 makes it perfect. Is that left one equiped with an Unitas? Grtz,Dom

No, the 140th Anniversary model has an in-house caliber 22 movement, which was original a pocketwatch movement from 1921... Minerva never used Unitas, only Montblanc! Yours, Adam ...  

Timepieces. Honest and real watches to be treasured! Dom

I wonder if perhaps this influenced that movement design?

The Heritage Chrono. ...  

Yes, this model is also rare and beautiful: it has the Venus caliber!

You’ve got a dream collection. Always stick up a bit longer when these watches are shown. No words can be found, speechless.

Weems!

Well done . Have a great weekend too 🤗

Best wishes also to you and your Family!

yes, it is true: rare and collectible!

I wish I still had the gold one. I remember when I tried on a 38mm and thought it was too large! Incredible how things have changed!

Did you have the Pythagore Gold edition? It is rather rare! With caliber 48 or 49? Regarding the size: nowadays 38-39 mm is again a men’s size!