Chronograph

Another " Type XX " case, after having posted the Breguet and the Jaeger Lecoultre Chronograph sharing the same case. Best, Nicolas

TAG HEUER Carrera Chronograph acquired in December 2004. It was my first intro watch to the world of watches. The watch still sits in my collection and I do still wear it. I love its dial, size and most importantly its versatile wearability. Best to All.

Quite lovely, isn't it? Not mine, alas.

A wrist shot of one of my ex... Best, Nicolas

Special chronograph issued to the Belgian air force (Force Aérienne Belge). No Carrera on the dial, painted luminous arabic numerals, bund style hands, the only Carrera in 60's style case to use Valjoux 7733 movement. These are from 1970 and of course wit

The charm and the power of a military vintage Chronograph. And cherries on the cake, the condition AND the patina of the indices and hands. Best, Nicolas

It not 100% to my liking, but still makes me smile! Note: I had acquired this on a Saturday. Sunday on was a plane and the Skipper went to the safe. The following Friday it’s on my wrist on the way to the coffee shop. Soon after taking this shot, the chro

I have a Type XX already, and a Heuer Carrera Re-Edition, and a Zenith Captain Chronograph. I don’t have a Navitimer, but would like one, which would seem to move that to the top of the list. But that sporty Zenith does make the heart sing! I think this c

Created to commemorate the award received by the company during the Berlin Universal Exposition in 1907 , the Ulysse Nardin Berlin Chronosplit (aka Berlin 1907 Split Second Chronograph) is very rarely seen. Only our dear member Dave G posted about it last