Zenith

After reading Magnus' post I had to go to the bank vault and pick one It made me think ... Is this the most undervalued watch in the vintage chronograph market ? Not so long ago I came across a Vintage Heuer Autavia that sold for an unbelievable 100.000 U

came across the Swizz Beatz today and to be honest the colour scheme is not my cup of tea but certainly a very interesting piece.

Delivered kindly last weekend by very dear friend Vintage TV screen Ref 01-0040-380. For now just few quick and dirty pictures. Automatic 2572PC movement with quick date set function. Produced in mid 1970ies. This one will stay on bracelet cos I think it

I saw a nice Cairelli on the net, soon to be auctioned by Antiquorum, by the way. As you can see, it is in mint condition. But that raises a question: The watch is supposed to be issued to the Italian Army, and to have a military number engraved below " A

Anthracite grey Dial is my weakness & it is one of piece which gives me a pleasure of a 25k watch ...Few shots for your eyes ... 

What an amazing dial by the way! Fx

I haven't worn my P15 in 3-4 months, after putting it on today and arriving at school, I hear can hear a distinct squeak noise (like a mouse) eminating from the timepiece (ive narrowed it down to what appears to be the rotor) as I move my arm occasionally

First, I was so moved and touched by the fact the Jean-Claude Biver , who for such a long time had been suffering serious health issues, made a surprise appearance and was his old vivid and enrgetic self: Second, JCB could - before it was discussed intern

this one was not detected by my radar screen. But thanks to the staff of the Zenith boutique of Paris, they contacted me that they had one to show me. So like the Swizz Beatz edition, we find again the white ceramic but this time combined with blue detail