Marc Obermann
3174
No Tiger eye dial. But yes it has a Jaeger-LeCoultre Cal. 839 movement and was delivered to Chaumet in 1986 which I think makes it a little special.
So it is an Ultra Thin watch from the Daniel Roth era that was delivered to Chaumet in a Breguet/ Chaumet co branded box and comes on a non branded custom made 18k deployant with french hallmarks. Just waiting for it to arrive now to see just how thin it is as it is as thin as the crown I also bought a great Breguet wood box for it and the box to live in when not being worn, which I guess won't be for quite a while after it arrives.
Marc
I have a special Breguet incoming can you guess what it is? and what may make it special?
Here is a clue. Breguet Movement Marc ...
How about a tiger's eye dial and a Manual winding Cal.839 ?
The movement is based on the ultra-thin Jaeger-LeCoultre Cal. 839, created in 1975, measuring just 1.84mm thick. ...
that looks a lot like an older rolex cellini movement
Reminds me of the Rolex 1600...
No Tiger eye dial. But yes it has a Jaeger-LeCoultre Cal. 839 movement and was delivered to Chaumet in 1986 which I think makes it a little special.
So it is an Ultra Thin watch from the Daniel Roth era that was delivered to Chaumet in a Breguet/ Chaumet co branded box and comes on a non branded custom made 18k deployant with french hallmarks. Just waiting for it to arrive now to see just how thin it ...