My newest: AP Sonnerie
A great video and a great wrist shot
So, is this an earlier or later model than the Dynamograph? Is it the same movement as the Dynamograph? I must say I prefer the simplicity of the dial on your watch even though it lacks the power reserve and optimum torque information on the Dynamograph's dial indicators. Your model is just so beautifully simple looking.
respo
This was the first Sonnerie wristwatch they made
Thanks!
Wow, Steve, what did you do to Santa Claus???
Tell me all, as I will be a very good boy, next year!
))HAGWE,
Nicolas
Absolutely great to meet you...
...and the future Mrs. SteveH, too! How can you NOT like a girl sporting a PSM Serpent Calendar?! Hope to see you both soon!
Happy holidays!
Cheers,
Daos
PP, 1938 exactly i believe. i used to have all 3 models in a past life
the Longines, the Lemania and the Eterna, all issued to Czech pilots working with the RAF. the Longines is actually the most common even theough the most collectable. a lovely piece. i see these posts and instantly regret selling them, but then i have to think that you cant keep everything and they went to good homes where they are still treaured.
best
Graham
I am waiting to see what Nicolas is wearing in the Paris snow?
Mean while I am wearing my Régulateur.
HAGWE Everyone!
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Richard.
P.S. Easy with the shoveling Nicolas...Stay warm!
This watch looks huge on your wrist!
Is it a matter of photography or a really jumbo sized watch?
Best regards,
anaesdoc
A little of each: Watch is Ø 43,1 mm and it is a close-up!
It is a great watch, manual wind, and is very comfortable o nthe wrist.
Cheers,
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Richard.
Thanks Nicolas its always a pleasure
On my way to...
Wow, PP, a Majetek?
You will have to show it to me next time we meet!
GREAT!
A new addition?
HAGWE,
Nicolas
Do you like it?
A christmas present for me......
I think that it is quite funny as last night I noticed the book post and there is a photo of it......
Fate I guess......