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I hope you wife recovers well!

Me and my wife went to grezi. Now Sabres. Lange for me too. I do admit, I always desire a 1815 chrono however I am happy with my montblanc Minerva. For now 🙃
1d
By: aperna
26
agyzace
541

Vintage Minerva Chronograph Ref 1527.

A rare bird. Rare and quite eye catching. Valjoux 71 beating inside. Best, Nicolas
5d
By: amanico
16
amanico
531

How to Judge Watch of the Month

Get a good night's sleep, stumble into breakfast room and prepare "REVITALIZATION PROCESS" Choices, Choices! (they 'all look the same' to wife / just like 'all watches look the same' to wives) SYCHRONIZE Seiko Flight Master Automatic & ATMOS CLOCK Mak
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By: cazalea
9
riverside / Henry
566

Minerva "anniversary" Pythagore cal 48

My 38 mm x 9 mm Minerva Pythagore cal 48 "anniversary" which was made in 1999 under the Frey father and son team. Manual wind. The calibre 48 design is suppose to epitomize the Pythagorean golden ratio of proportionality and ratios. It has a cult-like fol
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By: this_hobby_of_hours
9
amanico
320

Another old school Minerva - the Cal. 13-20 chronograph ⏱️⚖️🇬🇷

While we were discussing the return of Minerva branding onto some Montblanc watches the other day, here one from the era when this was no a branding / marketing discussion but the only way to be. The Cal.13-20 chronograph is from the swan-song era of the
26d
By: KMII
20
KMII
1003

Old school Minerva Pythagore Aviation - the 34mm gem ⏱️✈️🇬🇷

Just a quick spontaneous shot of mine in the nude today, aka without a strap on. I still love the proportions, the use of cathedral hands and the super pleasant size on the wrist. Any other old school Minervas out there?
28d
By: KMII
28
this_hobby_of_hours
859

Damn I’m in love in Minerva and especially the old ones.

These movement and designs are breathtaking and go figure, they were made in the 30’s when everything was still very primitive. This maison should have way more respect and appreciation than it actually has at the moment. They’re truly master watchmakers
1M
By: amanico
14
amanico
995

Beautiful piece indeed!

Beautiful watch and especially movement but why in bronze? I would have preferred it in titanium for instance of steel. Bronze is definitely not for this one. I wish they had the Minerva on the dial, would have been very tempting. Best, Laurent
1M
By: amanico
27
amanico
2214

Back at you with my 322 ;)

The Minerva caliber is an entirely different animal. When you wind it it’s a joy and feels like a Patek or Lange. On top of that the finishing on this movement is top notch to say the least Laurent
1M
By: amanico
14
amanico
950

Some of them were issued for the Swedish Army.

Here you are: Editors picks: A Couple Of Photos Of A Minerva Vd 712 Swedish Army Yes, civilian or military, they are desirable. As for the case, it is more 37 than 36, as far as I remember. Go! Best, Nicolas
1M
By: RDSChicago
5
riverside / Henry
535