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Horological Meandering: Thanks for this history…

Here is the link to my post a while ago about my Russian chronometer, which I didn’t know much about, Another forum member added some information that it was made by the First Moscow Watch Factory. I did a www search and saw that FMWF was offering a pocket watch for sale in early 2000’s that looked
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Horological Meandering: And until recently I didn’t know that a UG went to the moon!?! Crazy

https://wornandwound.com/bulova-used-universal-geneve-get-moon-can-get-one-today/
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Horological Meandering: Sharp eye!

Mine is a 22’’’ UN so it is probably larger. I think the Longines is 38 mm or something?
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Horological Meandering: Very cool…

Any idea how large that watch is? It looks like a UN Cal. 22
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Ulysse Nardin: Another take on the nautical theme by UN

I probably saw this one years ago though I don’t remember it. Amazing novelty!
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Horological Meandering:

A few fun facts about tourbillon watches: — Much of the information repeated in various articles about the tourbillon is unattributed and probably is from the same original source: “Das Tourbillon” by Reinhard Meis. — It is widely accepted that between 1801 and around 1980, only about 1,000 tourbill
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Ulysse Nardin: Wow, I had no idea there are so many

I admit that until now I have not paid much attention to to these dials. Now it seems as if I see them everywhere haha. Thanks
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