Odysseus

Halfway through the week! No Odysseus today, Polaris chrono instead. Have a great rest of the week!

Cheers, Mike

Odysseus...

Another very interesting watch which is 35 years old now ( 1987 ). This one is in platinum ( 36 mm case ), limited to 250 pieces. The special feature is that the perpetual calendar can be set through the crown, only. The first modern perpetual calendar fr

has Nautilus and Aquanaut, JLC could have 2 sport lines: one for those who like a gorgeous dial and clean lines, and one for those who like uniqueness and cutting-edge tech with crisp dials (the black w/white font or even the Singapore-like edition of blu

The perpetual movement was originally designed to be compact for the ultra slim so I wonder if it is up to a more sporting use case unmodified. For example when Lange launched the Odysseus the movement gained a full balance bridge. When MB&F launched the

Here is the platinum one, And as an extra bonus, the brother, the Master Grand Reveil from the same era. Best, my friend. Nicolas

Base calibre is a 889 I think with a PC module 440 on top. This is the module that has been developed by IWC in the 80's as far as I know and has also been used by JLC. I actually don't know exactly the production period of these, but this was the series

I have always loved and wanted this watch in platinum. I purchased the original Geographique in platinum at about the same time(1989). Unfortunately, i could not afford it at the time, and by the time i could, it was sold out. The Odysseus is also very ni