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small-luxury-world suggested the LeBrassus collection, but I've been unable to find one like it. Thanks for your response.

Thank you for taking the time to do them. Question given your in-depth study of the FF. Do you know if there is resource that would allow one to date a specific FF watch (say the one in the photo) based on the serial number? As I mentioned, this one is a (mid) two digit number. Thanks again!

Thanks for your insight -- no wonder it's confusing! I still have yet to find an image that matches the second box, much less pairs it with a watch. It's the second box that would come with the watch. (I'm not sure why they took the initial pics over the new box.) Thanks again!

I am looking at purchasing vintage Fifty Fathoms 24 GMT (Model 2250-1130-71). From the 2-digit serial number, it's a pre-Trilogy model that I'm estimating would be from 1998 or so. It is being sold be a reputable dealer as NOS. Today I received picture of the box and manual, and I don't think I've e

I appreciate the response. There's not much out there on the FFs' engraving or numbering. This was helpful as a point of comparison. One of the ones I'm looking at has a two digit serial number and looks just like you've described.

Hello all. New poster to the Blancpain group. I am researching and hoping to purchase a Blancpain Trilogy GMT and have a question regarding the proper numbering and engraving on the caseback. On some models the caseback contains the words "Trilogy Collection," but some models (earlier ones perhaps?)

Anyone have photos of the Reference 3541? I believe it dates to the 1960s. Thanks!

I have a Leman Dual Time (2160.1130.53) that came with a black composite/rubber deployment strap. I would like to replace that with Blancpain black crocodile strap (still for the deployment buckle). Any suggestions on the best way to go? A good source? How about if I wanted to go after market? Thank