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The Ulysse Nardin? Lacquered, not enameled. But it is such a beauty! [nt]
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This one is a Jewell so, "hors concours" as well.....
...probably one of the most beautiful chronograph ever manufactured as far as proportions, design, balance and mouvement choice is concerned.
In my opinion.
Cheers
Francois
In my opinion.
Cheers
Francois
The 1858 Tachymeter from Montblanc? We are in total agreement. The Cal 16.29 is just superb. [nt]
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I find the movement of the Montblanc 1858 Tachymeter more interesting. The JLC Duometre and the Datograph are more interesting, if we compare movements. [nt]
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Very, very nice....
..however, in my opinion it cannot compete with the VC Historique. Same Lemania mouvement, probably better finished but.....lacking soul compared with the VC.
Thank you for the very nice picture.
Cheers
Francois
Thank you for the very nice picture.
Cheers
Francois
Better finished on the Patek, yes. But in terms of charm, the VC is a champion. [nt]
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Of course it had to be there...
On top of the list even ! You know my soft spot for this one and... you know why you naughty Vlad 
Two registers no date. Roger that.
Saw this two weeks ago. Made by a small German brand called "Jacques Etoile". Powered by the Venus 175 movement.
Anybody familiar with this brand?
This message has been edited by Luis6 on 2016-08-27 01:09:06
Anybody familiar with this brand?
This message has been edited by Luis6 on 2016-08-27 01:09:06
Lovely Venus 175!
Came across a few weeks back on someone's Instagram (may be yours :P), and looked into the brand; only this piece with the Venus 175 interest me though.
Jacques Etoile but not a chrono
This LE time only is based on the Unitas 6376. I like the simplicity. I am now waiting its return from a service.
Kind regards
Clive
This message has been edited by chippytime on 2016-08-29 01:08:19