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I find those 'ecole' watches tend to have a few weaknesses (very simple dial, cases sometimes a little rough) but the movement of this one is amazing! It would deserve a display case back

Many will take a second look and think the watch is broken!

I prefer this one to the Euro spec: more character with the script on the dial, the silver outer ring... a unique specimen!

This dial is probably asking for some other "friends" in the collection but it is a good choice: not often seen. I previously owned the Milgauss and sold it: head was too thick for me and braceley was too shiny. I did keep the OP 39 black dial though: very versatile and good for all occasions. Good

Those were good times! I really liked the early days wooden boxes: they really looked artisanal, including the little metal plate

But not quite the right lens to go on a safari if you ask me...

But the picture does not capture the pearlescent halo of the dial, which is a new type of finish from Rolex as far as I know I enjoy the black one daily but the white one is also very much to my taste. It works all right on leather (or rubber btw) but I keep going back to the bracelet.

Can you tell us more about the technology? Looks interesting!

Or a Montblanc?