WristScan

This Habring2 has been my daily wear for the past month. Made in Austria. I think Richard and Maria are even more "independent" today than they were when the watch was first purchased in 2013. It is as good, if not better, than any Swiss watch I own in te...  

The evidence is written on the dial... ...  

. . . I was certain that was going to be your entry, Nicolas . . .

That it would be a Made in France Jaeger with you, Nico Lovely piece. A Valjoux 72 movement?

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Unconventional running seconds hand, btw.

... Effing Cool! - scott

Indeed this was a surprise one. I really thought you would have gone "German" HAGWE, Mike

So you by chance know The Ref of this one ? Thx for sharing - I love these Jaegee Chronos ! Best & HAGWE ! hs

Never noticed the small writing before. Very appropriately chosen!

Saturday night I will ne in NYC to see "Lulu" at the Metropolitan Opera House. This seems to be an appropriately Teutonic watch to wear. Have a great weekend, all! ...  

Guten Abend.

With a hint of German baroque and lots of Saxonian warmth. Where a Zeitwerk would be pure Prussia, this is definitely much more representative of where it comes from

So Baroque...perhaps. Now then, is it appropriate for "Lulu"? The opera is rich, but harsh.

Not having seen it yet

. . . that I know of . . . Lulu is no lemon . . . and she's more pop than opera ;-) . . .

Have a good time at the Opera House and thanks for sharing, Mike

... Agree with you. My H2 Foudroyante is just as wonderful as the day I got it. Have a great day! ...  

At least in the digital sense Great combination with the blue strap, and a very appealing complication!

.... Great town. Even better with the Habrings. - seg

But needs to be next year - cannot justify another watch this year and returning from there without at least having ordered one is neigh on impossible

then my wife reminded me that I'm always at a loss without a "date" function. Next time I will have to travel to Volkermarkt directly Thanks for sharing, Mike

... Make It Your Next One.

The current thinking goes towards a Felix but who knows...

Foudroyante and jumping seconds...a gem that flies under the radar.

What I meant but my daughter and the predictive text conspired against the plural

... Independent. A great piece. Then Richard fixed it with blue'd hands. Tres magnifique. - scott

. . . with my latest GS on tap for today. * apologies to Supertramp ...  

Your GS 56 is a true gem!

... Looks like a 'datejust' to me.

. . . DateShak-o? ...  

... Either way!

We had a Hunter's breakfast this am. Bacon, Sausage, eggs, potato hash, OJ, pancakes! Hope to be in Cali in a few months. Perhaps we can get together in LA Best, Mike

. . . and the 3-ball tournament at Turc's. We'll have . . . First ace . . . a blast!

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The dial color and texture as well as the case shape just gels perfectly.

. . . for the in situ effect.

my entrance for this week's wristScan. My baby- Sinn 657 Thank you for looking HAGWE Edward ...  

A Sinn, a crane, tissues and fruit. More like the ingredients for a haiku than a German novel Great pic, as always!

I dance says the crane The background is not a game Sinn is my watches name Edward

. . . for linguistic lyricism!

....a wristshot of my Sinn 657 a German made watch. This photo has better sharpness Best Edward ...  

Love the composition Thanks for participating

Great theme that should remind us that there are great watches outside Swiss. 1) German made, Sinn U1 Classic near indestructible diver. Oh, the Germans also have "some" nice cars. I'm more addicted to Audi than any other (car or not) brand. Love to play ...  

Never even knew that there were watches made in Indonesia - and interesting ones at that. Thanks for sharing! Btw are they only available in Indonesia?

Worldwide. Got mine thru Internet, after seeing a review elsewhere. Google "Athaya Vintage" and ... bingo. Cheers, Nilo

One learns something new here every day!

Thanks for showing me something new. Best, Mike

... Really nice. I think I need one. - Scott

My U1 is a tad old, but is amazing sturdy. Cheers, Nilo

Having seen them live for the first time recently I can attest to them being even more appealing in reality than on pictures

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with Love HAGWE D ...  

You just reminded me that I have a similar one somewhere. Unworn for a long time, would need to look for it first. Likewise a Poljot Kamov KA-50 hand wound one that needs a watchmaker\'s attention...

But a German rebuild rather than brand new, as it appears that it still has the old main gun - 44 calibre, IIRC as opposed to the longer ones for new production.

Have a great weekend, Mike

Hi As most of the alternative countries seem to be either Japan or Germany, thought I'd lend yours support with my Poljot alarm. Cheers JML ...  

Never so many in one PuristSPro thread, I recon. Nice shot!

It was quite good fun (posted lower down in this week\'s WS) but definitely needs some TLC

Rosiya! . . . this was coming ;-) . . .