Dirty dozen

I had never heard of these versions, congrats a great collector ! I own a Laco B-Uhr, B dial, and it is a really nice watch to own in a collection, as you rightfully mentioned for its historical and horological value. Like the "dirty dozen" you know you o

I do own the LF (in fact I have serial number 18 which was the movement used in press photos like you show!) I have had it five years now. I still think it might be the most beautiful watch I own in terms of the purity of the dial. The red accents and cro

… with a replacement VB dial instead. Not the right section I know, since we mention the Dirty Dozen, the watch I had on my wrist yesterday

. . . Omega references with black dials that would be more appropriate for homage. For example, the Dirty Dozen. [watch credit: Roger G / photo credit: Dr No] There's even a grey dial reference that would be consummately compelling. [photo and(?) watch cr

35 mm of pure character and beauty. Credit photos: SSONG. Best, Nicolas

that he wears a Sunto more than anything else these days. The closest I’ve gotten to a “smart” watch is a G-Shock. It’s the JDM version of the original square, and I love it. But since I moved a few months ago, it hasn’t been able to sink (“RECEIVE”) and

My dial and hands are not in as good conditions as the one you are presenting, and the crown is not the original one. I was however able to secure a NOS glass (mine is now new) and a NOS crown. I now need to have it replaced ! Truly enjoyable watch 37mm,

Check out the numbers and markers made from solid blocks of luminova. Notably, M100 is a recreation of their historic dirty dozen watch.