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Yes, it indeed a bit of a hulk, but I was hoping to have 3 different chronograph movements from UN - my first one having been the Valjoux 7753 tri-compax, then the Dubois-Depraz modified chronograph module, so I thought I'd get the in-house caliber (altho

I always smile whenever I wear this piece and look at it

Just got my watch back from having its timing adjusted. Had taken it twice to 2 different ADs, but both responded by saying that the accuracy of the watch was within tolerance. So, had a local watchmaker check it out and he agreed it was gaining too quick

although I must admit that the earlier produced Villeret calibers like yours are even better finished than the more recent ones like mine. as I own the 16.29 (snake dial chrono) and the 16.32 (tachydate) from the Villeret collection I have compared a lot

View under a loupe. Enjoy Cheers Robin

That was one of my favorite Breguet. 36 mm case, in platinum, white grand feu enamel dial, without date. 2 case backs, one solid, one sapphire. LE of 225 pieces released in 2000 to celebrate the 225th anniversary of the brand. Best, Nicolas

As it turned out, the grand feu enamel dial was impossible to resist. ;-)

... the 2005 Villeret Chronographe Monopoussoir ref 6185: Have a great weekend everyone! Cheers Henrik

The gorgeous dial The not so gorgeous thickness and the added hinged back does not help.

If I had a money tree, I would buy all of the three. They are unmistakably Journe although the shape takes inspiration from the watches he did for Cartier, I think this case is transformed so much he can call it his own design and that it much more beauti