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Simply wonderful - the crocodile finally shows its prey :)
And what a spectacular watch it is! Love these submarine editions, with their non-lume hands - IMHO they also age much better.
Non lume hands and indices. Yes, a spectacular watch, and quite a rare bird. Thanks, K. [nt]
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You can imagine that I strongly focused on that detail the first time I saw it on it previous owner's wrist. Thanks; my friend. [nt]
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It is funny that you mention it, because I thought of taking such a picture yesterday, but banks are closed... I'll do it. [nt]
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Nico, I can taste the watch from your picture
This piece is absolutely fantastic.
Saw only one a year ago in Burlington Arcade in London but it was far from being this exquisite.
Wish you health to wear it!
Merci, mon ami. It has an incredible charm. Since the first time I saw it on its previous owner's wrist, I didn't stop to harass him. ;) [nt]
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Oh my - that is a clean killer. It's nice to have nice secrets but it is also nice to tell them :-) thanks for sharing it. It is really, really nice! [nt]
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Aaaah Christian... I can't disagree with you, here. But I am not the kind of guy to immediately reveal what I just got...
Time to swallow, I guess...
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
That is some excellent patina.
I read a piece on one of these from one of my watch makers not too long ago. He repaired one of these single pushers for one of the original sub crew. http://watchguy.co.uk/service-lemania-chronograph-rn-nuclear-submarine-series-3-calibre-2220/#more-11683
You might say it is a 7-years itch! Yours at least ;-)
You might say it is a 7-years itch! Yours at least ;-)
:) Thanks, Rockethier. I wish you will find yours soon. It is such a pleasure watch! [nt]
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