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Great image, Blomman, and nice to see the real watches superimposed.
Nicely done.
Andrew This message has been edited by AndrewD on 2010-11-12 15:25:25
. . . many thanks for sharing. I've never seen one in the metal.
Can you indulge us with a movement photo? Many are unaware of this series of manual winding treasures from Glashütte Original . . . cordially, Art
... This is really a Klassic!
Love the colours, Breguet-style hands, sub-dials that thankfully don't 'eat' any numerals, and an interesting case and matching strap.
Very nicely done.
Andrew
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thanks Jed. i gave...
thanks Jed.
i gave the measurements somewhere, but i'll happily say it again.
case is 34mm, lug width a mere 16mm. monocoque case with every piece of
info you could need stamped into it which is typically US Military.
info you could need stamped into it which is typically US Military.
Best
Graham
i must admit to an error in my information about the Benrus W3818B
i have today, discovered that i am totally incorrect in the information i gave about the production period for this watch. i am exactly 100% wrong which is far better than being slightly wrong 
the W3818B in fact came out in 1964 and remained the specification for US pilots watches until it was replaced by the GG-W 113 in 1969. so when i stated that it was one of the last, it is in fact one of the first of its production.
sorry guys, i try to research everything i buy, but you cant be right all the time.
best
graham
That's the exact vintage Memovox I'm aiming for....
this year I just love the funky case on this one !
Hope I can find one in killer condition like yours.
Cool pix
Drew
I just love the funky case on this one !Hope I can find one in killer condition like yours.
Cool pix
Drew
This one would go…
Very well with your NSA!
I was lucky to find this one NOS!
It’s still the original starp.
Thank you, Drew!
HAGWE
Blomman
You mean this one..?
Still need to add the vintage Polaris...
HAGWE, my friend
Blomman
I always loved this JLC advert ...
Great image, Blomman, and nice to see the real watches superimposed.
Nicely done.
Andrew This message has been edited by AndrewD on 2010-11-12 15:25:25
almost the 12th - does it count
here in hamburg -
somehow i am stck to the german models - in this or that way--
very best regards
s
somehow i am stck to the german models - in this or that way--
very best regards
s
Exceedingly uncommon 1845 Klassik, Soeren . . .
. . . many thanks for sharing. I've never seen one in the metal.
Can you indulge us with a movement photo? Many are unaware of this series of manual winding treasures from Glashütte Original . . . cordially, Art
That's the one! Thanks, Soeren . . .
. . . and I hope to join your club soon with a cal 42 1845 Karree. These manual winding G O calibers are my cup of tea.
I agree with Art ...
... This is really a Klassic!
Love the colours, Breguet-style hands, sub-dials that thankfully don't 'eat' any numerals, and an interesting case and matching strap.
Very nicely done.
Andrew
