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Svend Andersen his Worldtimers First one was the communication in 1990 ( F.Piguet 9.51 calibre and on top Svend Andersen added an in-house world timer Module ) Second was the Christopher Columbus ( 500 pce limited edition) 3rd , in 1993 the WT Mundus came out 4th was the ref '1884' that came out in

Indeed one of the few worldtimer chronograph Will post another pic later

I think this one is rather difficult Just one of the lugs, pretty special shaped as you can see. But can you recognize the watch Could be rather difficult ;-)

I know not everyone likes to talk about prices on this website so let's respect this a bit. On the other hand we're not stupid and we can't deny these trends. If you would have asked anyone in 2010 if a 5711 steel would be more expensive than a gold perpetual calendar chronograph from the same brand

Loving almost all Tudors those (Qatar, smiley face, ... just add something extra) so do enjoy it ! Btw still looking forward to the Marine Nationale

Great weight, fantastic colour But most watchmakers hate it because it’s so hard. The most famous is without doubt the Journe CB But that’s about it. I know hublot and panerai made some and AP uses it sometimes in combination with steel or gold. But you won’t find many tantalum watches

And I just got a reaction from a moderator. Would like to thank him again for the explanation why it was deleted. But I have to say I totally don’t agree and I’ll have to think about this. When posts are deleted and I don’t think the reason is correct I’m not sure contributing any longer interesting