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

Hi all, saw this neat Minerva on the internet. Can anyone tell me something about it? I don't know much about this watch, other than it has a Valjoux 72 movement. A desirable watch? Rare? The case diameter is 36mm. Thanks!

I should have never passed on this one: The condition was spectacular, the beauty is here, the soul too, and a watch with History. Best, Nicolas

Another one I should have grabbed when I had the opportunity to do so... Beauty, charm, soul, character, condition and History... Yes, I should have jumped on it! Best, Nicolas

Remarks? Impressions? ...? Have a nice day! Bart

Spotted in Paris some 4 years ago. This is one of the Minerva Chronographs which housed a Valjoux movement. Here, the Valjoux 72. Quite a nice looking watch, with some military background. As we like them! Best, Nicolas

Seen two years ago, in Paris. When they come in such a condition, these vintage are irresistible. Valjoux 72 inside. 37 / 38 mm case. Perfect. With the only reserve that it is not mine. Best, Nicolas

I saw this watch at a Dutch Dealer, some years ago, then in Paris some months ago. A very nice looking watch, with some history ( Swedish Army ) and with mystery, the " 0 " below VD 712. I found nothing conclusive about the " 0 ". So I cannot tell you the

the Swedish Marin, VD 712! Best Blomman