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Jaeger-LeCoultre: How wonderful to have an object of such beauty to revive your spirits between chukkas.

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Chopard: I like 'formed' movements very much and Chopard's dial work is both characterful and elegant. (Are those 'strap changing marks' on the back of two of the lugs, though? If so, it's time to see a good jeweller.)

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Photography: Excellent and memorable photography.

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Omega: Exactly!

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Breguet: A photo that makes you smile. And the one of the watch ain't bad, either.

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Horological Meandering: Thank you AGAIN, Jocke. You're a very valuable contributor to watch consumers worldwide. And we know it!

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Photography: The second generation 992 was an excellent car. In this case, however, the poppy on the front is perhaps an ... er ... inappropriate addition.

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Horological Meandering: One of my watch icons in Bruner & Pfeiffer-Belli (1999, Konemann, Colologne), who devote 10 pages (292-301) to Movado!

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Rolex: The British do it on horseback ... or not.

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Horological Meandering: Collect? COLLECT? FIND is the problem! A 1966 18kt OMEGA buckle, for example. Where on Earth can I find one of these?

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