Friday 10th July

[mtagrant]

New arrival this week

[magirus]

[Craizeehair]

First Friday for this one... I am honestly surprised at just how much I like this watch, I know it’s the honeymoon period but it really is a properly cool watch. Have a great weekend everyone

[IVK]

This old friend for me. What a great watch!



Happy Friday all.

Ian


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[alslater]

Nomos tangente:
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[ej86]

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[AshUK]

Out for spin with the Snowflake.. perfect summer watch IMO

[bwest76]

My favourite for today at least.

[Metalic Mud]

My second Longines.

[learningtofly]

Did you not notice the time and date in my pic and yours Tony?

Mine came with both bracelet and Zenith strap and deployant which I swap over occasionally.

Haha... I just edited my earlier post and then saw this one. Great work

I have the bracelet too, and your photo makes me want to wear it!

[pacifichrono]

Gorgeous!

[learningtofly]

First Friday for this one... I am honestly surprised at just how much I like this watch, I know it’s the honeymoon period but it really is a properly cool watch. Have a great weekend everyone

Ah, good choice, Greg. Gotta love a Tuna!

[Craizeehair]

Thanks Tony... yes, it appears so. It’s early day’s but I haven’t worn anything else, which is unusual for me.

[Kaffe]

HAGWE!

[BernardF]

Please ignore, failed to include picture..

[alfat33]

I really like that, I guess iis electronic. Please could you tell me more about it.

Thank you, of course, happy to. It is electronic, with an ESA 9154 Dynotron movement used by various manufacturers in the early ‘70s. It’s got an electric balance wheel motor - the ‘electronic’ designation comes from the use of a transistor to switch the current as the balance wheel oscillates. If you look closely the minute markers on the dial look like transistors. The fact that there are only three markers between each hour index is only one of it’s idiosyncrasies.

https://electric-watches.co.uk/movem...ransistorised/

Helvetia was part of ASUAG by this point I think, but have a proud independent history of their own which is covered very well on the helvetiahistory.co.uk site created by a TZ-UK member, enfield.