amanico
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" The Collectibles ", the other watches featured in the book.
Some very nice ones such as...
This Duoplan from 1932. This is a line we rarely discuss here.
This iconic Futurematic, from 1957:
The very elegant Geomatic, in gold:
One of the icons, the Geophysic, here with its crosshairs dial:
The E 855 Blue Scale, from 1968:
The Funky Snowdrop E 877 from 1972:
The Funky E 873, here with its white dial.
A superb Deep Sea Alarm, European model, from 1961 ( last production year ).
The much less known Powermatic, in gold here, from 1951.
The mysterious Quartermaster. Not sure about the hands, though.
One of the stars, the gorgeous Reverso Red.
Best,
Nicolas
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" The Collectibles ", the other watches featured in the book.
Some very nice ones such as... This Duoplan from 1932. This is a line we rarely discuss here. This iconic Futurematic, from 1957: The very elegant Geomatic, in gold: One of the icons, the Geophysic, here with its crosshairs dial: The E 855 Blue Scale, fro...
Not sure that the vintage Snowdrop came with this NSA bracelet…
I’ve seen some : But… the black snowdrop usually has this one : Or a tropic… Never see such a bracelet event on Blomman website despite the complete documentation it provided : Best Ø ...
I realize the inspirations for both my modern JLC are featured here
The Tribute to Geophysic 1958 in steel and the 2016 Memovox Boutique Edition, whose dial looks very much like the Snowdrop (what a cool name for a watch!) ...
