Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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It's 'little brother' that's hard . . .
. . . to find! Don't believe I've ever seen one in the metal.
The more current co-axial automatic chronometer is one I've seen several times, and admire.
Beautiful brace of Speedys, and thanks very much for sharing.
Best,
Art
Broad Arrow Torino 2006
Sorry Guys, my first post, cant upoload images, anyone can help ? Thank you Bruno This message has been edited by Stopseconde on 2014-10-05 06:43:21 And the little brother This message has been edited by Stopseconde on 2014-10-05 06:49:26 This message has...
It's 'little brother' that's hard . . .
. . . to find! Don't believe I've ever seen one in the metal. The more current co-axial automatic chronometer is one I've seen several times, and admire. Beautiful brace of Speedys, and thanks very much for sharing. Best, Art
Wonderful Rattapante ...
i have a sweet spot for all Rattapante movements. Love when the second chronograph hand do the "keep up" with the first one. Welcome to PPro and, please, post more pics of the Torino and do a detailed review. Cheers, Nilo