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Syrte

·Dec 27, 2016·MWR Tech Support Dept

MMMD

I have lost track of the 95M dibs queue.
I believe the 19068-B is a civilized 35mm.

Damn, I didn't know the Longines grand master also has Movado chronographs. Get me out of here, I quit.

Edited: Dec 27, 2016

 

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minutenrohr

·Dec 27, 2016

Syrte

Very interesting, I recall a mention of Royal norwegian air force watches before but I can't remember if they were Movados. Maybe @Northernman would know?
Now it would be great if you would post pictures of their dial too 😀

here´s mine:

 

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minutenrohr

·Dec 27, 2016

M95

 

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minutenrohr

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minutenrohr

·Dec 27, 2016

...and a "norwegian" M90 - has been sold some years ago in Germany:

 

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ompalompa

·Dec 27, 2016

Syrte

Very interesting, I recall a mention of Royal norwegian air force watches before but I can't remember if they were Movados. Maybe @Northernman would know?
Now it would be great if you would post pictures of their dial too 😀

The RNOAF used Heuer SG1550 in the 70s. Same as the Bund but with "LUFTFORSVARET" engraved with a serialnumber. They also used Junghans Quartz in the 80s and this one is without engraving. The pictures of the two dials is posted earlier in this post.

 

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ompalompa

·Dec 27, 2016

Thank you @minutenrohr. I have never seen this example before and will update my liste. Is number 3 yours?

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BartH

·Dec 27, 2016

I have only one Movado. A pretty rare* rose gold ref. R8483 cal. 115 from 1954 with a solid gold dial that's partly engine-turned and has a mirror panel in the centre.

Not many of my fellows like it, but I love it nonetheless and wear it a lot.

At least in this rendition with the engine-turned part on the outside and with the screw in caseback. The one with the engine-turned centre square and snap on caseback is more common.

 

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minutenrohr

·Dec 27, 2016

ompalompa

Thank you @minutenrohr. I have never seen this example before and will update my liste. Is number 3 yours?

yes, mine. rgds - h.u.

 

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Northernman

·Dec 27, 2016·Lemaniac

Syrte

Very interesting, I recall a mention of Royal norwegian air force watches before but I can't remember if they were Movados. Maybe @Northernman would know?
Now it would be great if you would post pictures of their dial too 😀

No expert but logos are familiar.
Mostly I have seen these on Heuer chronographs.
I know Movado was used but really no detailed knowledge.
Looking forward to seeing the faces.
👍

 

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Mick Tock

·Dec 27, 2016

This is my latest Movado acquisition, and the oldest I own: a chronograph with prominent tachymeter scale from the 1950ties.


I love the fine execution of the face with Pink Gold hands and markers — and I have both original serpentine needles.


The case measures 36 mm and houses the Movado cal. 95M movement.


Enjoy,


Mick

 

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Syrte

·Dec 27, 2016·MWR Tech Support Dept

ompalompa

The RNOAF used Heuer SG1550 in the 70s. Same as the Bund but with "LUFTFORSVARET" engraved with a serialnumber. They also used Junghans Quartz in the 80s and this one is without engraving. The pictures of the two dials is posted earlier in this post.

Ah yeah, that's right, the ones I saw were the Heuer Bund lookalikes...

 

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Tony C.

·Dec 27, 2016·Ωf Jury member

The chronograph antidote...

 

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minutenrohr

·Dec 28, 2016

Not mine, because I sold it to a friend. 37mm non-waterproof steelcase:

 

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Northernman

·Dec 28, 2016·Lemaniac

Not focused (enough?) on Movado.
Only a couple in the box so far.

 

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Faz

·Dec 28, 2016

Interesting thread. Here's one for the Movado experts. I no longer own this watch but I'm left unfulfilled because I never pursued my mission to find out more about this odd Movado. A Sub-Sea dress chrono but not with the manual winding M95. This one has the EP 3019 PHF (lost the movement photos). The dial does not have Datron HS 360 printed on it. I have not come across another example of this watch but hopefully somebody here can shed some light on this watch?

Cheers

 

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minutenrohr

·Dec 28, 2016

Google says that 434 615 502 seems to be the ref.-number of a Datron/Super Sub Sea with gilt case - mostly with "short" lugs + more words on the dial.. yours could be one of the earliest examples. My Datron Hs 360 (above) has 434 705 502.

 

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Zuke

·Dec 28, 2016

Here is my Movado the Datron 360

Currently FS PM if interested

 

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Mick Tock

·Dec 28, 2016

Here is another, very dressy, Movado cal. 95M chronograph …


… on its original bracelet.



Cheers,

Mick

 

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ompalompa

·Dec 29, 2016

Syrte

Very interesting, I recall a mention of Royal norwegian air force watches before but I can't remember if they were Movados. Maybe @Northernman would know?
Now it would be great if you would post pictures of their dial too 😀

Here is one of them, the other one is at service.