mspeed

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thread: Vintage question
We can see that the dial is in original condition (check the ageing of the zapon for example). It is a very clean example (but definitely not redone), and the service is a good thing if you intend to wear it. Except the crown, none of the visible...
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thread: Jlc military watch info
Yours as you noted misses the stainless steel top shield that should cover the base metal that fills the grove and void left on these cases from those intended originally to have the Weems bezel.
thread: A Jaeger-LeCoultre Barn Find - Tank Asymmetric Signed "Jaeger"
Difficult to certify wether it predates the Cartier, because it is exactly the same watch as the Cartier (As with a lot of pre-1950s Cartier which were 100% JLC made and often available under both brands). The fact is that indeed very few of these...
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thread: Installed the correct crown
The watch pre-dates the JL logo, so the crown for this model was plain / no logo. And consequently same logic applies to the buckle. Plus, the buckle you have chosen is for a much later (>1968) model, while the crown is for a 1990s one. So, in the...
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thread: I don’t have a vintage car, but I have the vintage watch
Nice E856 with the 'smokers patina'. Very curious about the bracelet. It looks like the Gay Freres that was found on some JLCs at the time, but the links are slightly more elaborate (stamped with a pattern insted of smooth). Is the bracelet indeed a...
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thread: Going Vintage with the 853
E853 with black dial and long index... not something you see frequently (or ever ! ) Enjoy, very elegant and unique
thread: Restoration of my grandfather's watch: an update
Beautiful config even with the slightly excessive patina ! (Crown is a bit too thick and round though, but that’s a minor point)
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thread: Restoration of my grandfather's watch: an update
I don't know what they will opt for, but if they return it to specs, this dial with gold index would be fitted with gold (or at least golden) hands - except for the central second that is always steel (I guess for solidity reasons). More...
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thread: Jaeger-LeCoultre ref. 9043
I had not expanded the comments and didn't see it at first. I guess these must be the only 2 examples available online at the moment ! If memory serves me well there were 4 dials variants in total, including one without the applied central disk, with...
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