amanico
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Minerva historic Chronograph.
Cal 19-9 CH, 42 mm big ( the movement ) and 46 mm big ( the case ). A giant, but an appealing one.
Best,
Nicolas
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Minerva historic Chronograph.
Cal 19-9 CH, 42 mm big ( the movement ) and 46 mm big ( the case ). A giant, but an appealing one. Best, Nicolas ...
Proportions at its best 🙌🏻👌🏻👏🏻
Minerva has generally been a master of this - masking the size of the movement really well. And the short lugs probably make the 46mm case wear better, too 😊
This one is so nice.
Hey Mont Blanc…bring back the Minerva brand name again for your chronographs 😁
That really is a very large vintage Minerva Chronograph.
Not really my kind of watch but I can still appreciate its style and beauty and that momo pusher crown is insane. Marc
Damn I’m in love in Minerva and especially the old ones.
These movement and designs are breathtaking and go figure, they were made in the 30’s when everything was still very primitive. This maison should have way more respect and appreciation than it actually has at the moment. They’re truly master watchmakers ...