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I generally think the original Crickets are under appreciated.
There was a US president that wore one (LBJ?) which drove popularity in the states. I think you are more likely to find a good example Stateside as a result. The nauticals are rare as hens teeth
That's a very cool re edition. I am still hunting the vintage with the correct hands. A great watch, a legend. [nt]
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I'm with you.
I generally think the original Crickets are under appreciated.
There was a US president that wore one (LBJ?) which drove popularity in the states. I think you are more likely to find a good example Stateside as a result. The nauticals are rare as hens teeth
This would be a good companion to a Polaris
I have always wondered how the internal scale was working... I need to dig into this
Vulcain Nautical - Compression Tables Instructions
Ano “Try doing that in a wet suit!” Nuevo
It was no trouble, Nico
I keep the Nautical’s instruction booklet handy because I always forget the procedure for setting the alarm. (To say nothing of the convoluted steps to use the compression tables!) I guess I should wear it more often.
Ano “Happily humming Charles Trenet’s ‘Le Serpent Python’” Nuevo
Ano “Happily humming Charles Trenet’s ‘Le Serpent Python’” Nuevo
thanks a lot
if the manual says "this device will take some time getting used to"... it means you are in trouble
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See so many watches, but the Vulcain brand is a different kind of brand.
The history and story is flawless.
When i see my Vulcain watch i want, i collect it.
Before i have this questions. Where can you service a Vulcain watch? Are parts no worries to get for a watchmaker? (in-house movement)
Best Horology75, where do you bring your Cricket to service? Is it easy to find a watchmaker which can service a Vulcain?
The history and story is flawless.
When i see my Vulcain watch i want, i collect it.
Before i have this questions. Where can you service a Vulcain watch? Are parts no worries to get for a watchmaker? (in-house movement)
Best Horology75, where do you bring your Cricket to service? Is it easy to find a watchmaker which can service a Vulcain?