Not seen that one before.Beautiful.Originally Posted by alslater
Stuck in a Blancpain 7002 shaped rut (and that's not a bad place to be)
cheers,
al
Discus for me
It's been this all day for me...
Recently purchased this, first day I've worn it to the office today. Happy with it so far, have ordered a shark leather strap for it to dress it up a little.
6139-7020 - Dezember 1971
ktmog6uk
marchingontogether!
.. thank you kindly - they made around 500 of each of black/white dial versions. At the time, this was the only Chronometer in their catalogue. There are also a couple of other even more limited flavours (blue dial special for Wempe, and one in grape (1/100?) they did for Asia).
Powered by a breathed on Peseux 7001 - Walt Odets did an article on ABCs of watch finishing featuring it.
More at SteveG's writeup here: http://ninanet.net/watches/others01/Mediums/mbp.html
al
I've flicked through all 4 pages now and I'd like to congratulate you on winning the Friday thread coolest watch award....
HAGWE
Well done
Thanks Al.
Good write up and at 36mm just perfect.Wonder why they didn't make them in a precious metal?
Who knows but its lovely as it is.
Craig
Nice watchNew arrival for me this week.
What's that? The scientist in me loves the tritium details!
New arrival for me.
Totally NOS never been worn before this morning.
Have a good weekend all
That is a very cool combo!116600 SDc on the BC ZD rubber nato (trying saying that sentence to a normal person...),
Wow, what a stunner!!
It's a Hamilton mil-w-46374d. It's dated 1988 but it was never issued so I presume it has sat in a warehouse somewhere until recently.
It came in its original box with instruction on how to use a hacking watch.
I love the box no mistaking that it contains a radioactive hydrogen isotope!
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