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Found that picture on this forum:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/doxa-dead-seconds.45502/
I like these old technical adverts, today, it is more about ambassadors...
Best,
É.
Doxa reference 15000. Just one picture for the moment.
I will try to find more about the Doxa 15000, as it is an interesting watch, with " dead second ".
And it is a true beauty, as well!
Best,
Nicolas
I have a picture of the movement but I need to do some searches. [nt]
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It's almost certainly a Chezard 116 movt.
The Habrings used it in their initial Jumping Seconds model, prior to designing their own jumping seconds mechanism for their watches.
Once we see pics from Nico, we can fins out for sure ;-)
It's a neat complication and one of my favs.
Cheers,
Tim
Once we see pics from Nico, we can fins out for sure ;-)
It's a neat complication and one of my favs.
Cheers,
Tim
how rare is this model to find out there??
is that crown original?
and for curiosity...what's the expected market value of this model??
thanks and cheers, y
Not the watch you will easily find, for sure. I don't know the expected value since I didn't ask when I took the picture. As for the crown, I have to investigate. [nt]
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just looking for sometime for a vintage Doxa, and this guy with the 'dead second' looks quite interesting... [nt]
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Oh yes, it is. This one and many other vintage from different brands. This is the magic of our passion. And the nightmare, too. ;) [nt]
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Great find Nicolas! Another interesting watch!
Found that picture on this forum:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/doxa-dead-seconds.45502/
I like these old technical adverts, today, it is more about ambassadors...
Best,
É.