Movado M90/95 Thread

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I was bitten by the midcentury Movado chronograph bug last summer and finally was able to land an example with a pulsations scale in the condition I was looking for. I searched a few times on here but couldn't find a thread dedicated to the M90/95, which seems a shame give the number of fantastic dials and cases they made in their heyday (I know there's one for the Super Subsea, but that's its own thing).

Would be great to see the examples that OF members have as there's not a lot publicized about these. Here's mine.



Also, here's the best reference on M95s that I know exists. I like the Fritz von Osterhausen Movado book but it doesn't have much technical detail. Hopefully someone will pull together a similar dataset for the M90 one day.
 
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Owned a 90M in pink gold a while back and can appreciate almost all iterations of the 90M/95M family.

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All time great chronos.. Unfortunately they
I was bitten by the midcentury Movado chronograph bug last summer and finally was able to land an example with a pulsations scale in the condition I was looking for. I searched a few times on here but couldn't find a thread dedicated to the M90/95, which seems a shame give the number of fantastic dials and cases they made in their heyday (I know there's one for the Super Subsea, but that's its own thing).

Would be great to see the examples that OF members have as there's not a lot publicized about these. Here's mine.



Also, here's the best reference on M95s that I know exists. I like the Fritz von Osterhausen Movado book but it doesn't have much technical detail. Hopefully someone will pull together a similar dataset for the M90 one day.

All time great chronos. Unfortunately they have gotten a lot more popular in the last year
 
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Those are absolutely beautiful watches. I’m always looking around for vintage movados. Pickings seem to be slim at times. That M/90 is stunning if I ever land one that would be the only movado I would need. You guys did very well picking up such clean examples, enjoy
 
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I was bitten by the midcentury Movado chronograph bug last summer and finally was able to land an example with a pulsations scale in the condition I was looking for. I searched a few times on here but couldn't find a thread dedicated to the M90/95, which seems a shame give the number of fantastic dials and cases they made in their heyday (I know there's one for the Super Subsea, but that's its own thing).

Would be great to see the examples that OF members have as there's not a lot publicized about these. Here's mine.



Also, here's the best reference on M95s that I know exists. I like the Fritz von Osterhausen Movado book but it doesn't have much technical detail. Hopefully someone will pull together a similar dataset for the M90 one day.

Is this your 3rd pulsations watch?
 
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Congrats, that's a fantastic example!

Here's my '60s inverse panda.
 
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@t_swiss_t superb piece!

There's a m95 thread here
https://omegaforums.net/threads/movado-m95-sub-sea-chronos.79805/

My RNoAF

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Is this your 3rd pulsations watch?

Fourth, I have the pulsations Carrera, Ed White, and Nina Rindt.

Next up, pulsations 13ZN, unless anyone can think of something better.
 
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Fourth, I have the pulsations Carrera, Ed White, and Nina Rindt.

Next up, pulsations 13ZN, unless anyone can think of something better.

Forgot about blue bezel Carrera

How about the Angelus Medical with Valjoux 22 and a very slick asthmometer?
 
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I bought this R9053 in 2018. Favre & Perret rose gold stepped lug case, and it’s a favorite of mine.