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Not really Cazalea, Chronoswiss was bankrupt and the bank continued the business under their leadership. They found a new owner, this rich family from Lucerne.
This is why they company moved to Lucerne. Gerd Rüdiger Lang lost Chronoswiss and his important watch and car collection. He could only safe the house where he lived. Not i nice story!
Wearing All My Watches Now; Part 7 of 10
Hello Guys, it’s Boxing Day in England, time for some Americans to go back to work, and time for me to carry on making sure ALL my watches get worn this year. The Morning Five will all be German today. Since I ended on a skeleton last night ... let’s star...
Ok, German company, Swiss Watch
Than you Walter for the clarification. Later they moved the company to Lucerne avoid such misunderstandings and hassles, right? And it now, from several years ago has new owners too.
Not really Cazalea, Chronoswiss was bankrupt and the bank continued the business under their leadership. They found a new owner, this rich family from Lucerne.
This is why they company moved to Lucerne. Gerd Rüdiger Lang lost Chronoswiss and his important watch and car collection. He could only safe the house where he lived. Not i nice story!
I’m sorry to hear about those sad events
I met him once at my local watch shop’s special event. Cazalea
I Am Not A Skeleton Guy Per Se...
... But that OPUS is absolutely fantastic. In fact, if I was in the hunt for a skeletonized piece, THAT would be the one! Cheers! - Scott
Here are some more views, on its bracelet
My wife bought me this for Christmas 2009, and I was totally shocked! and pleased. It started with a 7750 inside but exceptionally nice to see in this context. ...
Yes, I do very much
I Think I have that book too, someplace. But I can’t find it right now :-( Mike Here are a few of our collection. ...
Your icons are beautiful
We should talk about what we have and enjoy. Are you in Germany, Uncle Chico? Your handle sounds TexMex. 🤠
Correct - Germany
The photo is of my Uncle Chico who is no longer with us. He was Italian and owned a shop that as far as I could tell, never did any business. I am told the knife he is holding in the photo was only used on cheese.
Keep going!
It's good to see what you have! Have you found any surprises along the way - those that you'd forgotten you'd bought? Cheers JML
yes, more than I thought I would
and some that need repair that I haven't worn in several years OR sent to be fixed. :-(
