As I live in France where I mostly source my vintage watches, it is not surprising that I ended up finding few "Fab. Suisse" Heuer Carrera Hugex chronograph Here are 3 Jaeger-Lecoultre, with the longer "Fabriqué en Suisse" First a reverso Then, a nice calendar watch And the Futurematic To continue, here comes a couple of Juvenia. First a chronograph powered by the Venus 140 And the famous Arithmo Some Movado were also marked "Fab Suisse", like this rare chronomètre produced in the late 30s Not to forget Omega, starting with the Centenary Then the Marine Last but not least an Automatic Seamaster Chronometre from 1953 To conclude, a simple Tissot Marine Standard, the only one I haven't found in France ... but here on OmegaForums!
@dougiedude Glad that you replied to my "provocation" that way... Lovely family, thanks for sharing ! A lot of outstanding watches in this thread... Special mention to @cristos71 and this 352 (kind-of-Seamaster Grail )... To remain in St-Imier, the wear of the day :
New here - recently picked up an Omega (my first), and after some checks of the buyer's pictures along with a snooping-around of the forums, I am patiently waiting for this to be delivered! A Ref 800.26.5 with a Cal 26.5 (c. 1926) beating inside! Apart from a small hairline on the enamel/porcelain dial, it is in fantastic condition, with a fully spelt "Importé de Suisse" below and hallmarked silver case! Can't wait!
This came back from service today, recent new arrival just waiting for the original french handmade open ended 1940’s crocodile bands I’ve bought to arrive and finish it off! Alongside my sector dial it’s one the nicest RG’s I’ve seen more pics to follow with the original crocodile box and alligator band when it lands