amanico
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Enough of chocolate dials! Let's see some cream dials.
The two most spectacular from my collection.
A Lemania for the British Submariners of the Royal Navy:
My beloved Rolex 16550 Cream rail dial:
My ex E 851:
And cherry on the cake, one of my friend's Memovox Parking:
Best,
Nicolas
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Enough of chocolate dials! Let's see some cream dials.
The two most spectacular from my collection. A Lemania for the British Submariners of the Royal Navy: My beloved Rolex 16550 Cream rail dial: My ex E 851: And cherry on the cake, one of my friend's Memovox Parking: Best, Nicolas ...
I like the Lemania a lot...
I guess the movement of this one was powering various PatekP for quite many years till they came up with their own..
Very nice!
A top cream dial is hard to beat. We don't see enough of them. Thanks for the post. M4
That Lemania Sub of yours...
... is absolutely stunning !!! I had the chance to buy one a few years ago but declined for stupid reason I see now Anyway, you can’t leave with regrets I guess... I’ll have a café crème instead please ...
Vintage Ω cream . . .
. . . ref 2667, ca '53. 33 mm of pure caffè latte pleasure! ...
Creamy still...
... USSR flavour though - without Vodka - a cold war relic from 1966 ...
Not military...
... it’s a civilian model. For what I know, Sekonda was a Moscow Watch Factory (aka 1-MChZ) branch launched in UK somewhere in the mid 60’s to export russian model abroad. Therefore I don’t see any Sekonda branded watches being issued to the Soviet forces...
