Horological Meandering

do you have a watch with a "secret" feature, something that makes it special but only an expert eye can spot ? The watch looks ordinary to many people, but it has something more. Like for instance, the big crown on a Rolex 6538 Submariner....  

Two détails which make a big difference. ...  

Here's my version....one detail on the front as shown....and another on the back (not shown) Normal version ended up having the JLC brand on the alarm disk. This one is a 30 piece LE from a Spanish AD in Madrid....and only a true watch/JLC nerd would noti...  

Sometimes, it is the missing detail which makes all the difference... ...  

Hi Amanico, I remember that very special version. Still amazing :-) Claus

... a little more to a trained eye. Can´t compete with your BC or Nicolas 6542 but this I show here also has a little secret which will tell something to the trained eye if it looks at its back. Have a great New Year 2015 my friends! Kind regards, Abel ...  

Hi I think probably only a few would know about a Reverso's two sides. Here's my Duo with its secret face - the whole structure looks like a single whole so when it flips its a bit of a surprise. The 2 sides of a Reverso Duo Cheers JML ...  

Some nice images, as well. As it happens, one of my most recent acquisitions has a "secret" that can be discerned by some. That secret is the country in which it was originally sold, and it has nothing to do with the inscriptions inside of the case back. ...  

I have one that fit the theme. Only known by those who hunts it. ;) ...  

Even in the vintage world, the 1968 is much more famous. Good one, my friend. Nicolas

Or should say mad ;)

Or should I say we ;)

Secrets are half the fun! No need to explain here: With this one, it's the secret logo - great design work by Paul Gerber... Here it's all about the inconspicuous little button... These guys both have a little secret. The one on the right has a perso...