.........the smallest is an Ebel Lichine Power reserve with 33 mm, and the biggest is the PAM 292 with 45 mm. cheers Vte :)

Here are some others: Ebel Lichine (Lemania 8810) Audemars Piguet Cal. 3090 Seiko Cal. 7S26 Minerva Cal. 48 Vacheron Constantin Cal. 1400 Union Glashuette Cal. 30 Patek Philippe Cal. 215 Girard Perregaux Cal. 3330 I hope you enjoy these as well. Thanks fo

Hi Fol de Lol, I'm glad you enjoyed the reviews. We put a lot of hard work into them so it gives us great pleasure to see that people continue to find them valuable. I'd have to let Suitbert speak for himself, but I find the JLC Autotractor movements to b

Hi Charles, i believe this watch was pictured in this thread . The reference 7300 refers to slight changes (different bezel inlay). If it is the one given away on Convergence 2002, the information then was it does have a GP calibre 215. This is a very nic

Hello, everyone. Well, it has been a hectic few months since John and I put up parts 1, 3, and 4 of our in-depth look at an Ebel Lichine with the much vaunted Lemania 8810, nee Longines. John being much more disciplined than I, has finished his part 5, wh

John Davis (more affectionately known around here as ei8htohms) and I have just finished 3 of a 5 part in-depth look at the Lemania 8810 as used in a special edition Ebel Lichine Sr with an interesting provenance. Lemania 8810/Longines L.990 Hope you find