Mark in Paris
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I instaneously thought about this watch when I was reading your post
The Montblanc Pulsomgraphe. Many similarities: the case, the concave bezel, the dial writings, the Arabic numerals style, the hour and minute hands, the kind of chrono ...
Thanks for the discovery, it's the kind of watch and dial layout I like quite much. If you add the monopusher chronograph and the movement I fully understand your feeling.
Thanks for sharing the pictures of this unexpected encounter Magnus.
Cheers,
Mark
So I was meandering through Vienna - and discovered a real RD treasure of the past!
During my frequent walks through my town I of course inspect the windows of the usual watch retailers and brand boutiques, but I also pass by the vintage watch shops.. A few days ago I nearly fainted. Here is the reason: A fantastic (and highly collectibl...
I instaneously thought about this watch when I was reading your post
The Montblanc Pulsomgraphe. Many similarities: the case, the concave bezel, the dial writings, the Arabic numerals style, the hour and minute hands, the kind of chrono ... Thanks for the discovery, it's the kind of watch and dial layout I like quite much....
No doubt, a great timepiece!
The answer to your final question is "yes". A great watch is great regardless, even if its certificates have been lost to history. The Gen 1 RD Hommage Chronographs are gems and the monopusher models are a rare subset. The recessed subdials and the leaf-s...
Hi Magnus, what a beautiful chronograph this is.....
I have loved this watch from the first time I saw it in picture about 7 years ago, I am still looking for one in white metal. To me frankly I don't understand all that fuss about papers etc. The watch exists, it is beautiful, the mouvement is to die for s...
Fantastic piece of former era....
.. and I prefer very much these wound shape Roger. I, myself, have been looking for the old Roger with round shape, enamel dial Hommage... Thanks for reminding us of the old time... HAGWE! Ken ...
That is not just any rounded RD
As I am sure you know... You surely know that your chances are very low. Out of the less than 2 dozens of pieces in total, I doubt that any will be accidentally be put on sale. R
Yes, I do....
... I am asking Santa every night..... :-) Never give up! I have several others on my "List"! Ken
I know it for 4 years already!
Because I also love it and I have the WG version also, I tried several times to cut a deal with the owner of the shop but he really seems to consciously overprice it. I gave all the arguments for a "friendlier" price and I got no results: - recent auction...
It is great window dressing!
In the end, maybe the owner likes it in the showcase window to draw in curious collectors. Every time I walk by a shop with such a piece, I know I would need to investigate further. Such a magnificent piece has valuable drawing power to purists, above and...
Every watch..
on this thread is the best from RD IMO and each one is special. I would so like to get my hands on any one of them. It could be a very long wait though.:( I somewhat agree about having the papers in this case, as they are not your usual mass printed versi...
No doubt it's a FIND!
I love them so much that I actually considered collecting the monopusher chrono in different case shape/size! ...
I'm getting to be...
Really fond of manual winding chronograph... From vintage daytonas, vintage heuers, and some modern ones, just something like this... I really enjoyed these watches in this post Best, Sam
I agree unconditionally...
and I would add that I consider the case back as one of the industry's finest. It has so much life in it despite being (just) a device to seal the movement... Magnus
What a Great fine Magnus
I love the watches of this era by Roger Dubuis.. And especially a monopusher one, must be really special Thank you for sharing Have a great weekend Sam