Do some 3940J dials look grayer than others? What does it mean when the dial is vertically brushed? I see some older first / second series models that do not have a vertical brushstroke on the dial. Does that make it less gray? Look forward to hearing mor

Hello everyone, I’m considering buying a 3940J from 2005. The watch appears to be in good condition and is being offered by a reputable seller. One detail I’d like your opinion on is the sub-dial coloring, which looks grey to me. I know it’s normal for th

This is a limited production piece. An AD in the UK had one in 2018

2526J, 2545J, 5196J, 3495J 3940G, 3940J, 5140G, 5050J

Hagwe to all! 3940J 1st series

Does anyone have a few great reference images I can look at to see what the case should like like on a 3940j final series? Ideally with good close ups, etc. I've found a few I *think* are good but want to be 100% sure before pulling the trigger!

There is a fascinating auction that seems to be targeting me in November. I am worried about my heart.

Being exhaustive with the 3940, introduced in 1985, is almost impossible because of the 3 different series (1985, 1987, 1995): for a comprehensive approach, check, for example, Collecting the 3940 on Twain Time. The 5140 was introduced in 2006 as a modern

I am not trying to compare and ask which one is better, just sharing my happiness that today is full moon and enjoying the beauty of each of these PP pc… The best decision I have ever taken is when I decided to implement my « less is more » strategy. Step

So excited to finally share a picture of my 3940J on my wrist. The watch is an absolute beauty and the dial is so much more beautiful in person! I had a fantastic buying experience with John Reardon at Collectability in addition to receiving great advice