Minerva Chronograph

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!

Cal 19-9 CH, 42 mm big ( the movement ) and 46 mm big ( the case ). A giant, but an appealing one. Best, Nicolas

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

At first I thought it was a Jardur Chronograph reassembled with a Minerva dial. But a good friend sent me a picture of an ad... And now, I know... Best, Nicolas

Both straps work and look great but I much prefer the grey strap as that is possibly my favourite colour for both straps and dials. Another vote for Molequin straps as they are super soft and wearable straight out of the box also well made and reasonably

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

... Community Watches, I mean those which were made by AND for us. Bill gave me the idea to write something about them, when he posted the PuristSPro All Black Rescue ( ABR ), issued in 2008 in a limited edition of 178 pieces. The ABR was made by two dear