Vintage Chronographs & Divers: Paris GTG
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Vintage Chronographs & Divers: Paris GTG

By MattS · Apr 5, 2013 · 47 replies
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MattS provides a captivating photo essay from a "mini GTG" (Get-Together) in Paris, showcasing an extraordinary collection of vintage chronographs and dive watches. This post offers a rare glimpse into the diverse and historically significant timepieces cherished by passionate collectors, highlighting the unique stories and craftsmanship behind each watch.

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Hi,

Please find below some pictures of a mini GTG in Paris last week:

some vintage chronographs:

Two beautiful pandas:



A rare gathering of Longines 13zn and 30ch



Eberhard cal 16000 and Longines 13zn



some 30ch front and back



13 zn and 13 zn 3 Tacche



A rare GP Type XX and a beautiful Speedmaster 2998 lollipop



Two Big Eyes: Longines skin diver 30ch and UG uni compax



13 zn and Eberhard



GP Olimpico and UG tri compax



Heuer racing chronos: Autavia Monte Carlo prototype and Sieffert



Heuer Autavia Argentinian Airforce and Tudor Monte Carlo




Some vintage Divers:

3 generations of Rolex Sub: 6538/5513/1680




2 "fatties" UG polerouter Sub and SM 300 SAS



Some "primitives" from the fifties






Some super compressors, rare Vulcain Cricket Nautical and UG polerouter sub



And a few others...

GMTs



Milgauss 1019



Omega CK 2042 and Panerai Mare Nostrum



2 rare colorful Heuers



A funky duo!



A great moment of friendship and passion!




Matt 
This message has been edited by MattS on 2013-04-05 01:19:36 This message has been edited by MattS on 2013-04-05 01:35:33

About the Omega Nautilus Ref. CK2998

The Omega Nautilus reference CK2998 is a specific model within the Omega lineup. This reference is identified by its unique alphanumeric designation.

No verifiable details regarding the case, materials, crystal, or movement are provided in the input facts or the collector's post.

This reference appeals to collectors interested in specific Omega models identified by their reference numbers. Its position within the broader Omega collection is defined by its individual reference.

Specifications

Caliber
321
Case
Stainless steel
Diameter
39-40mm
Dial
Black
Water Resist.
30m
Crystal
Hesalite

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fernando
Apr 5, 2013
I like your ''mini" GTGs!

What an array of super duper pieces! Thanks for sharing. fernando

NI
nilomis
Apr 5, 2013
If you call this a "mini" ...

I cannot imagine what you call a Maxy GTG. There are, at least, ten watches that I saw only in my dreams. Thanks for making my rainy Friday better. Cheers, Nilo

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flamenco
Apr 5, 2013
Another mini maxy GTG ! LOL [nt]

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Ares501 - Mr Green
Apr 5, 2013
Rule of the Paris..what can one do? :)) [nt]

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amanico
Apr 5, 2013
That was a small one, indeed. Just you and me. And a few others. ;)

AR
Ares501 - Mr Green
Apr 5, 2013
Yea...just the

Bastardo Gang ;)

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