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Amazing watch, before reading your post I just scrolled the photos and was shocked by the "adapted" chronograph movement to a center second. Initially I thought of a fake B-Uhr !
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
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I am wondering if can you try them on? Usually that will be the deciding factor
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
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Indeed, an Omega W.W.W …
… 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
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I'd pass because there were no color variations for the original CK859. There are many . . .
. . . 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
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Oh, cool! You remind me, I have that old biest in my bank vault. Mark X from February 12, 1945.
Not worn for a long time, need to give it some airtime, indeed. Cheers, HSTE
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