Jardur Chronograph

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It really has so much charm to it and the red highlights really add to the look but I think my favourite bit of the dial is the 3,6 and nine being in the subdials rather than cutoff. I don't recall ever seeing that on a chronograph before, wear and enjoy

The only bombing this old boy’s done since WW2 is photo bombing.

Quite impossible to find... And since we are at it, 2 is better than one. Best, Nicolas

At first I thought it was a Jardur Chronograph reassembled with a Minerva dial. But a good friend sent me a picture of an ad... And now, I know... Best, Nicolas

What a beast, this chronograph! Charm, character, soul, condition. It has all I like! Best, Nicolas

Here no bezel, just a wonderful dial and a macho case. An eye catching vintage Jardur, for sure. Julie's first watch... And what a first! Best, Nicolas

One I recently saw in Paris. I must say that even if I own another one, I am tempted. Powerful, mysterious, charming... Best, Nicolas

Some years ago, I took pictures of this vintage Minerva Chronograph... And I wondered if it was not a Minerva dial mounted in a Jardur Case, with a Jardur bezel. Till... Recently, when a good friend and an editor asked for some pictures in hi resolution o

The pictures speak by themselves. Alas, not mine... Best, Nicolas