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Reverso then.
3 hands, no date, manual wound. Ok, there is a flipping case but there is a historical reason for that. ...
Simple but with a lot of style
Love the blued hands and baton markers. All perfect. Some will say that the date detracts from the symmetry, but it is a watch with all the basic information you need. Nicely done. Andrew
Love this
Years ago I also saw a version with a grey dial. VC did such a good job when they decided to enlarge the model to more contemporary dimensions. Fantastic watch. GEO
My humble contribution
cannot get any simplier than this: two hands only, manual wind. My Vintage GP: HAGWE, CC ...
That is such a stunning watch! :)
Would you mind sharing some more photos, details of this one over at the GP forum...? :) Best Blomman
The very essence of a watch
Classic and elegant, clean and simple, slow ticking and wound by hand. A «classic» monochrom picture... one in colour... and one of the movement. Best Regards Livius ...
I like simple and elegant
So many choices in this category, but I choose this two hand piece for this thread Hagwe Joe ...
Basics.. Yes and No.. 4 simple, fine watches.. Not more,not less.. ;)
Well Ken, basics can sometimes be low-key, sober & simple, but also with compelling charme, and/ or silent beauty.. So I'll humbly play with these : 1/ Starting: one of my inherited loves - very nice daywear.. Round, 3 hands: Basic Seamaster, steel w gold...
My choice
Date... No Lume... No Rotor... No Second hand... No Fancy huge caae... No Time telling... Sure, what else. ...
Sinn is such a robust brand and you can use anywhere with its basic lines!
Very nice, William M! Thanks for sharing. Ken
. . . with a strap that looks like . . .
. . . a restraining order! That's some serious leather there . . .
Very nice pair, my friend. I was thinking about writing somethnig about icons.
These 2 would have their place, here! All the best, Nicolas
Richard Lange would be my pick as well
and here is a new basic inhabitant of the watch box HAGWE to all Andreas ...
Damn you bis! Huge congratulations, my friend. It is a GREAT catch!
Its manual movement is to die for, too! All the best, Nicolas
Thanks my friend !
Transitional version, primitive case, automatic movement ! Best Patrice
Ah, Patrice! Congratulation! :)
It looks to be in stunning condition. :) Calibre 120 inside? Please bring it next time we meet. Mine says hello! :) Best Blomman ...
Great theme - think I will spend Saturday with these 51 parts :)
have a great weekend all! - - seeks ...
I'm stuck sitting in the south of your lovely country
it's needed to time the intervals between my drinks. HAGWE.
A nice bleu basic, from our friends at FP Journe.
Very simple, and basic, don't you think?! Best to all, Tim ...
Simple and basic, yes, but ...
... the blue dial is 'alive' and perfectly matches the case. It's a beautiful watch. Congratulations Andrew
One from my birth year...
Accompanied by the sweetest of simple pleasures. Hope all of you are having a good summer (or winter, for those in the Southern Hemisphere) Ginger ...
Hello Andrew! It´s nice to go for simple and basic from time to time...
... and so intresting to view the "basics" of our friends here! I got a few plain timepieces which I enjoy wearing so much. This is one of my favorites. An old Omega bumper with honeycomb dial with lots of charm! HAGWE! Very cordially, Abel. ...
What a great condition Omega Seamaster....
... a very nice acquisition and congrats.... Drool-worthy! Ken
Lovely dial structure, Abel!
I am looking for a similar dial in a ref 2627 or 2757 (date t six) with a cal. 353. Not an easy find. Regards anaesdoc
Thank you for your kind comments Anaesdoc! Yes completely agree...
... That these honeycomb dials are so lovely but they are not easy to find. I wish you ll find yours soon! Hagwe! And cordial regards, Abel.
From Dresden & Rolle...simple & classic
Pure white enamel, with elongated black romans... HAGWE all, Cheers, Tim ...
Agreed... Good ones with Roman numeral, white dial...
.. that is "back to basics" indeed... Thanks, Tim! Ken
2 hand independent
Richard and Maria Habring make great watches--this one is mine: [URL=] [/URL] And in case you weren't sure, here is the back: [URL=] [/URL] Cheers, Daniel ...
Very, very nice...
.. with beautiful back ground story, I remember. Congrats again and enjoy the weekend with it! Ken
Not even hands...
:o) My Ressence SeriesOne 1002 enjoying the view from our sunny balcony... ...
Nice!
I was this close to acquiring one..... and I now know I should have..... Very nice! Ken
You are full of surprises, sir...
... always impressed with your Dora-e-mon pocket! Ken
Thanks!
Ha Ha, This is the last pocket watch for me. I'll bring this when we have another chance.
Basic toolwatch and basic literature
I really treasure these old "bandes dessineés" from Hergé. The vintage Red Sub (which I prefer on a leather strap) somehow goes well with these stories for me, although it is some 20-30 years too young. Kind regards and my compliments for the chosen topic...
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