Blansky
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I'm not really a movement guy but my understanding was that the owner bought up a large quantity of mechanical movements in the quarts era and sort of stockpiled them until releasing them...
in some very interesting cases and dials. The reason for the left handed cases were because they just flipped the movement on the design, because the usual movement had the date at the top and the second hand on the bottom. So using the same movement they could create a lot of different styles. I have this version still.
Jumping Dubey
Picked this up today from another collector. Been eyeing it for years. Very affordable and not too precious to wear casually Will try different straps. ...
Great find!
Neo-vintage Dubey & Schaldenbrand is a treasure trove of beautiful bargains. In addition to cool dials and lovingly engraved movements, they made something of a specialty out of left-handed watches. I've given my southpaw wife two: ...
Striking watches, Ahab!
I remember this brand well from the early 2000’s! They were made beautiful watches with unique dials. It’s a shame they’re no longer en vogue.
I'm not really a movement guy but my understanding was that the owner bought up a large quantity of mechanical movements in the quarts era and sort of stockpiled them until releasing them...
in some very interesting cases and dials. The reason for the left handed cases were because they just flipped the movement on the design, because the usual movement had the date at the top and the second hand on the bottom. So using the same movement they...
I've always wondered how common left handed watches were in the past. I rarely remember seeing any.
For me I never set the time or wind them when wearing them anyways so it's kind of moot for me.
