amanico
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Vintage Jaeger Lecoultre military watches.
My treasure:
A couple of Mark VII: Big lugs versus Weems. 1942 for the big lugs, 1940 for the Weems.
Then, the Mark 11 and the WWW. 1953, for this Royal Australian Air force, 1945 for the WWW.
And, to end in beauty, the full collection, with the HSTP pocket watch:
I can also put my 159 SHOM, too, here.
I just need to find a simple Mark VII and a 2982B to achieve the theme.
I am quite proud of this theme, I must confess...
Best,
Nicolas
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My treasure: A couple of Mark VII: Big lugs versus Weems. 1942 for the big lugs, 1940 for the Weems. Then, the Mark 11 and the WWW. 1953, for this Royal Australian Air force, 1945 for the WWW. And, to end in beauty, the full collection, with the HSTP pock...
