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Which is a big part of its charm. Easier to see here: Best, Nicolas

And a nice picture, too. Credit: Phillips. Enjoy, Nicolas

... with the dial and hands originating from the early 1950‘s models. The Rotomatic Incabloc indeed had a diamond and not a triangle at the 12 position, which in the Blancpain world is a reminiscence to the Tornek, which had exactly that triangle. The dot

Case Number 4663: Credit picture: Antiquorum. A better strap and it will be a bomb! Best, Nicolas

2 restaurant table shots, 27 vintage Fifty Fathoms. Some Fifty Fathoms are common to these two pictures, such as one of the to Pakistani Milspec, one of the two TR 900, one of the two No Rad Bund, the Rotomatic Incabloc, and a 3 / 6 / 9 / 12 " Triangle ".

The inspiration for the Nageurs de Combat is clear. Two examples: Mine, One of my friend's: A pure and beautiful Fifty Fathoms. Best, Nicolas

I still damn myself to have passed on it... All good, as these Lip Blancpain should be signed Lip on the dial, the case back, the dust cover and the rotor. And cherry on the cake, the condition was top! Enjoy. Nicolas

For the pleasure of the eyes. More sober than the Milspec, it has a lot of charm. Credit picture: European Watch Company. Best, Nicolas

A collector's life is made of doubts, regrets and joys. In the case of this Fifty Fathoms Rotomatic Incabloc, for example. I was offered this one some years ago, and inspected it. I was fine with the white " signature " and the different size of the " rot