Historiques

On the “merits” of it, it’s hard not to include a Breguet Minute Repeater QP, given the theme - love this piece: But for pure “fun”, I must say I do love this 90s “Bany Nina” UG: two-tone and blue and sporty: And then there’: the VC 47101 - a Lemania 2310

...but I just ran across it for the first time the other night. Square 222. Saw it here: https://hairspring.com/blogs/finds/vacheron-constantin-square-222-automatic Intresting piece.

Still in the honeymoon phase (a week since I got it), but I love the size, comfort, and legibility of it. My first VC too, happy to join the club.

Vacheron Constantin historiques 1942

Of all the interpretations of the Lemania 2310 , this particular one, caliber 1142 , is my personal favorite . One thing that's rarely mentioned is that this hand-wound caliber provides an extraordinary tactile sensation when you wind it. The best I've ex

Two versions of the Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 (both measuring 38.5 x 10.9 mm and powered by caliber 1142 ): Steel Hodinkee Edition ref. 5000H/000A with Pulsometer scale (2017) Platinum ref. 5000H/000P-B058 with Tachymeter scale

Since this is my 20k post, I wanted to make it a little special . So here is my Cornes de Vache with an encaustic painting by a dear friend . She is an illustrator and painter . The painting is inspired by Rembrandt 's Portrait of Hendrickje Stoffels , hi

Love the blue numerals

Though not this specific iteration of the 1921. The Overseas while on paper is the perfect watch for me, a dressier dial (taste) in a sporty case (lifestyle) falls short when considering the low power reserve (40 hr) but especially meager water resistance

I love the grained dial and blue numerals and hands of the 1921, but the Overseas would suit me more. It doesn't have the elegant dial, but it compensates with the lovely complications. From your posts, you seem like an active person and I would have thou