Roger Dubuis

Here's smiling at you :) It does have a serious side though. Thanks for looking. Cheers Fernando ...  

this is a really, really nice time piece you have here and with a beautiful mechanical mouvement. Bravo. Kind regards, Francois

not to big, not too showy and a nice movement. A refined piece which I appreciate. Thank you :) cheers fernando

from the 'old days'. Fernando, since the base movement was used by a couple of manufactures, could you offer an comparison of the pusher feel? And how do you like the engraved back crystal? I found it a bit disturbing back then, but now I am starting to l... 

It sits well on my wrist and at 37mm doesn't feel small at all. I like the way the movement fills the case and the view from the back is phenomenal, even with the engraved lines! They did look strange at first but somehow I am hardly aware of them now. A ... 

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Congratulations! This H37 has a slightly different movement comparing to H40. I would appreciate if someone can explain this. Here is the photo for comparison. and the happy face of mine ...  

and inspired from the best :D What a beautiful catch, congrats Francois

Well done Fernando and great choice! Best Sam

same as your 1815 MP! :)

the grin on your face? :-)

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Huge congrats! Fx

I agree, the movement seals the deal! :) Cheers fernando

I really like your particular piece - it looks even better than it did in the pictures from the Collector's Market. Roger Dubuis' Lemania 2320 Hommage chronographs seem to be under-priced considering the quality of the overall package. I seriously conside... 

Here's a big "Hi" from my Smiling Sympathie: ...  

shaped crystal will always bring a smile on me. Thanks for sharing.

What a great catch! Oh so charming! Enjoy, my friend. All the best, Alex

Glad you approve.:) Best amigo fernando

I really like this Roger Dubuis.. A total understatement compared to the current pieces Such a great catch! Sam

a piece from a different era it seems. I'm glad you approve. :) Best fernando

Love the "Sector Dial" which reminds me of the Patek Philippe 5296 and 5396. Thanks for posting this piece, an important reminder to continue looking at the pieces from Roger Dubuis.