amanico
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It takes a lot of time to better know a watch, as you well know. No doubt they will publish some errata in their next publication. Errare Humanum Est. But you are right, it might be dangerous for the novices.
A detective work on the Lecoultre Master Mariner Deep Sea US: Correct or reassembled?
During one of my visits at the Heritage Gallery, in 2008 or 2009, I discovered a strange watch, a curious version of the Master Mariner Deep Sea, with an intriguing dial, displaying the day, the date, with " nipple " indices, and some touches of orange, w...
Weird is a good way to describe it
Racing inspired elements on a diver... not what you usually see
The racing dial is ok...
But what's going on with the HPG thing, and the shortened minute hand for the first diver😂
Well done Sherlock… but…
The watch was mentioned in the new collectible book… Sentier, Le Chenit… we have a problem… Moreover… even Blomman who contribute to this superb book has written here in an old post that « he never saw one in the market » : The vintage world is full of tr...
Hope so…
The problem is never the mistake... but the persistence in the mistake. Best Ø