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You opened the Pandora's Box!
Best,
Nicolas
This message has been edited by amanico on 2013-02-26 10:20:22
Ventura V-matic Master II enjoying coffee and beignets...
Tudor Grantour Chronograph enjoying a nice espresso. They certainly lead a pampered life!
For a first, that is a great one. I fear for you...
You opened the Pandora's Box!
Best,
Nicolas
A very respectful trio ...
I love the first one, the Amvox.
I have deep regrets for passing one, when I had the silly idea that it was too large for me.
Cheers,
Nilo
I have deep regrets for passing one, when I had the silly idea that it was too large for me.
Cheers,
Nilo
You have great taste, my friend. Superb Trio.
From the conventional to the original, your bases are pretty well covered.
Impressive.
Best,
Nicolas
Here are mine...
A range of metals (PT, RG, SS, Ti), makers, and styles. To me all except the Dato are wearable for "sporty" (that is, sedentary outdoor or leisure ) usage, and the VC OS does lots of duty as both a weekday work watch and weekend beater.
At least so far, to my knowledge only one of these was named GPHG watch of the year in its category -- the least expensive of the bunch
Both the VC and the Habring present lots of nice wearing options -- at the moment (and since the Summer) I have had both on bracelets, but the VC also comes with both grey croc and rubber straps for a bit of variety and the stock strap on the Habring Doppel is the blue nylon over leather with orange stitching.
Added complications: two splitters (including split minutes on the DS), three calendars, a moon phase and a power reserve.
I've been on quite a chono tear of late -- unless my memory is faulty, all of these have joined my collection since February of 2011...
Looking forward to seeing more contributions from others!
Best,
Gary G
Happy to join, wonderful thread...
The one I own...
The ones I miss...
I especially miss this one...
You may miss those two ...
But you are very well served with this gorgeous Zenith.
The dial is outstanding.
Cheers,
Nilo
The dial is outstanding.
Cheers,
Nilo
The Zenith is só cool !
Never seen it on a bracelet, but I think I now like it even better.
GEO
I will contribute with my only chronograph
I used to have an IWC Pilot 3706 too (great daily wearer), but that went to another home.
Here is my Reverso Chrono LE which is just back from service: 
Great thread! I look forward to browsing all the posts...
NikolajWow wow wow
I am so happy you got it back.
I can't wait to see this very rare beauty in the metal.
Kind regards
Z'
No, we can't! But I will launch a separate thread, all dedicated to Longines 13 ZNs! :)
This message has been edited by amanico on 2013-02-26 10:20:22
mmmh...
Looking forward to that!
Curious to see what you will come up with. I have a feeling I won't be disappointed.
I've kept some ammunitions in reserve...
Best
T
13zn's
Thanks for the compliment, Ubik.
But in fairness, you have nothing to be jealous about. You own wonderful vintage watches.
Two 13Zn's, 9 years apart but both waterproof, from 1938 and 1947. So you very close with a 30ch guess.
Best
Z'
My two chronographs vacationing in New Orleans...
Ventura V-matic Master II enjoying coffee and beignets...
Tudor Grantour Chronograph enjoying a nice espresso. They certainly lead a pampered life!
Very nice example of vintage chronos
Ubik,
I was waiting for your move.
What is the movement of the white dialed Breitling?
Great chronos.
Cheers,
Nilo
I was waiting for your move.
What is the movement of the white dialed Breitling?
Great chronos.
Cheers,
Nilo
Thanks Nilo
I wanted to post a fresh picture of some of my collection.
Only after I took it did I realise it spans sixty years, with at least one watch from every decade from 1920 through to 1970.
Are you referring to the Breitling with the yellow dial and the snail tachy?
Only after I took it did I realise it spans sixty years, with at least one watch from every decade from 1920 through to 1970.
Are you referring to the Breitling with the yellow dial and the snail tachy?