Just to make it clear, that is NOT a rule on Omegaforums.
It's more of a philosophy than a rule, and like all philosophy, there is a wide range of opinions. It really drives some ppl nuts, and others are happy to oblige.
Beautiful Zenith , great dial variation !
Just curious, why does it drive some people nuts?
I've never seen a discussion about it, so I'd love to find out.
Hello all,
First of all I'm sorry about my low knowledge about watches.
My grandfather gave this watch to me when i was 14 years old. I kept her until this time. I loved to wear her from time to time. Last weekend i bring her to a repair shop to get a new band. And the repairman told me this is a valuable watch. I didn't think so!
After some searchs via google image, I found that this watch is named as 146 hp and there's copycats. After i read more and more, I bring her to another watch shop and wanted them to remove the back.
Can you please tell me more about this watch? What's the history behind it? How much valued is this?
ps: I also recorded a video while she's working 😀
The chrono second hand length is fine, no need to change it apart from getting the rust cleaned. Here's mine for comparison.
This is a slight tangent to the OP's original thread but I've had this question for a while and this seems a good place to ask: are the blue subdial hands in this watch original, or are the black hands in the OP's version correct, or both? Gorgeous watches either way.
This is a slight tangent to the OP's original thread but I've had this question for a while and this seems a good place to ask: are the blue subdial hands in this watch original, or are the black hands in the OP's version correct, or both? Gorgeous watches either way.
I believe the OP's watch also have blued subdial hands, it's just the photo angle.
