Horological Meandering

…by the Langes

 

Wear it in the best of health, Nicolas!!!

 

Marcelo

they match perfectly !

Great watch and great suit my friend !

    Cheers

         Jeff

Black and white grey like the Dato dial and counters, and blue shirt to match the hands...

ROFLMAO...

SOS PSYCHIATRY!

Best.

Nicolas

 

The address is:

Altenbergerstrasse 15 in Glashütte, Germany. And you must ask for medicine
labeled "404.035". Not sure if it will provide for a permanent cure but at
least it gives a temporary relief from the condition you find yourself in
currently.

Hang in there buddy!

Edwin

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. . . but this variation on a theme also has it's merits. The Stowa that I'm quite enamored of at the moment is a limited edition from a few years back that mimics the dial design of '50s Omega Constellations and comes equipped with a movement that originally saw service in the same . . . cordially, Art

(here for contrast) -

 

....but for this proliferation of classic marine dials in the modern era one suspects that Dirk Dornbluth also has a lot to answer for.

Which is the LE Stowa that has your interest, Art?

 

Cheers,

pplater.

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. . . the Dornblüth aesthetic is right up my alley, too . . . cordially, Art

. . . that just popped up recently on our Omega forum:

omega.watchprosite.com

It appeals to me on several levels, the most critical being the employment of a NOS Omega cal 286 movement. I'm a fan of Omega as well as Glashütte Original, particularly vintage Constellations . . . this Stowa strikes me as an expedient way of obtaining a desirable movement in a watch that can be worn without trepidation. The aesthetics and dimensions are also favorable, so I've moved this watch to the top of my list . . . cordially, Art

...and what a serendipitous find it would be. Sometimes small fish taste the sweetest.

 

Gratefully,

 

Cheers,

pplater.

you have to tell me how to take a good pic of the Cali as I always get troubles with the reflexion.

Cheers

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More pics???
Ehhh?
LOL
Best.
Nicolas

looks the SAME! LOL... Nevertheless, here's the other one.

This watch deserves more pics...Well, now you know I'm not alone to want to see this beauty more often...

So, if you have some time, and a camera, ...well, you know...PICS! LOL

Best.

Nicolas

..and very well balanced. I love the way this watch presents the numeral indices.

Cheers and have a good weekend.

This is an old Gubelin 18K YG.  Note the case design which is "pointed" at 3 and 9 o'clock positions.
It houses a Piguet 99 calibre. 
Very quiet - looks like my weekend is going to be.
Have a great Friday.
Best Regards - PeterZ

and very classy too.

Cheers

. . . there's something indefinably right about a big basic watch with small seconds at 9:00 . . . cordially, Art

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please kindly PM on the maker. Thanks in advance.

Cheers

. . . that I found on my doorstep at 1:00 AM last night (no kidding, details later) . . .

. . . click on the photos for an enlarged view . . . cordially, Art

a lost baby on the door step huh.

. . . Anthony invites me to a Panerai party! Cordially, Art

Hi Art

You have been waiting for that one for a while.

We are going to need a full photo essay.

Wear it in good health.

HAGWE

Bill