Continuing the theme started yesterday, here with a Minerva Cal. 13-20. This one from the original Frey era, so without the finishing bells and whistles but with still the same movement architecture and packed in an elegantly sized case.
Any additions of sun (like the Captain yesterday) or other autumn combinations are welcome ππππ»
Continuing the theme started yesterday, here with a Minerva Cal. 13-20. This one from the original Frey era, so without the finishing bells and whistles but with still the same movement architecture and packed in an elegantly sized case. Any additions of ...
Was very happy when I found one. Now I feel I have the Frey Minerva bases covered for a start and if luck favors me, Iβd like to add a Gnutti era chronograph at some point, too π€π»
A quick look had them at a 50% premium over the later, Montblanc branded Villeret movement ones - which I find is not realistic for me π€·π»ββοΈ
Was one of the front runners for the holidays but finally some practicality aspects (friends for kids to play with) swayed the decision in favor of another location πππ»
I love much more the Minerva watches from the Frey era as from the Gnutti! The stainless steel cases suits better to the character of the watches than the precious metals. I also donβt mind the less decoration of the movements, they are still manufacture ...