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Hello Old Friend
I haven't worn this in maybe 9 or 10 years?
It took a trip to Switzerland for some years before coming back to me. I think Peter Speake Marin did this post of it some years ago
www.thenakedwatchmaker.com
Always nice to meet an old friend again 😊👍
It took a trip to Switzerland for some years before coming back to me. I think Peter Speake Marin did this post of it some years ago
www.thenakedwatchmaker.com
Always nice to meet an old friend again 😊👍
I think that's a very important watch
A milestone in timekeeping. It was a COSC champion, wasn't it?
Cazalea
I am not sure
In this post it says this
Source: forumamontres.forumactif.com
At the time I thought this was correct
However some years later got access to this
Based on the second source the N-Score matches with the first score, however the position the second source mentions is 109th which contradicts the first source.
I posted a Correction:
www.watchprosite.com
Source: forumamontres.forumactif.com
At the time I thought this was correct
However some years later got access to this
Based on the second source the N-Score matches with the first score, however the position the second source mentions is 109th which contradicts the first source.
I posted a Correction:
www.watchprosite.com
What a curiosity!
I wonder if the crown is fixed or detachable when you wear the watch?
Fantastic, it makes a lot of sense with the nato strap
Does the crown set the time also?
Thank You 😊🙏, yes, you have to pull it upwards to set the time, push it back down to manually wind it
This is a very interesting timepiece!
Both technically and aesthetically. It's great to have such a watch in your collection.
Thanks for sharing, I wasn't aware of it.
Best, Emmanuel
My Pleasure Emmanuel 🙏 this was Herr Christian Pfeiffer-Belli's Watch before me, may he RIP...
Had the pleasure to meet him many years ago. I was reading a wonderful tribute to him by his long time friend Gisbert L. Brunner and noticed a reply by Manfred Rössler, who authored the Authorative Tome on Zenith.
I recommend reading it, it's a fascinating insight into the world of horology and collecting before the internet.
www.uhrenkosmos.com
I recommend reading it, it's a fascinating insight into the world of horology and collecting before the internet.
www.uhrenkosmos.com
Wow, that is a very special piece !
Thank you for posting and for sharing the helpful link.
Thank You Buddy 😊🙏, I am sometimes afraid to wear it because of its age and significance but then again life is short 😋
they really went all in for the movement finishing 😅
imagine the face of the watchmaker when he/she receives such a piece for maintenance. Definitely museum worthy!
Please answer our curious minds about whether the crown is detachable
Please answer our curious minds about whether the crown is detachable