TR 900

A last photo of the TR 900. For the moment. Best, Nicolas

A delight and an extreme joy to own such a watch. Best, Nicolas

I would rather say that the TR went first, in 1964 and in 1966, then the AM and the rejected Bronze ( on this last one, we agree ). For me, but it is just a guess as I didn't find any documentation to prove it, the AM came just after the TR. Same case, pr

I am pretty sure, but not Antimagentic as already stated on the cb referring to the movement protection against magnetism by means of an antimagnetic soft iron cover absorbing magnetism. AM refers to the non-magnetic signature of the whole watch. The case

It will be time to show my new one... Best, Nicolas

We discussed the " Act III " many times lately, and we know that Blancpain took inspiration from a vintage Blancpain, but which one? Many said that it was the Bronze Milspec. They are partially true. To be more correct and precise, it is a Bronze Milspec,

Nice specimen, even if the crown is not correct. And that the text is wrong about the surviving specimens ( not 30 remaining, as this census demonstrates it )... Credit Phillips.

Just a part of my " bank of photos " about this reference... More than 270 photos of TR 900! This hobby of ours is crazy! Best, Nicolas

Each time with a different friend. Here with my Spanish friend: Here we have two TR 900, A Milspec UDT, another Military Milspec( with the craze on the plexy ), one AM, a Pakistani Milspec, a Bronze, and a very special Rotomatic Incabloc. among other thin

One of the last photos of my Ex TR 900. Which I would call " the missed train ".