I was just meandering around the internet and stumbled across this...

http://ninanet.net/watches/others09/Mediums/momega321.html

This is incredible...unfortunately the person responsible for this sight only posted pictures and never got around to writing about this beauty. From the Serial # it dates to 1967 and is one outstanding cal. 321. If anyone can shed some light on the authenticity of this or if it is a franken I would be appreciative!

 

The rest of the stuff on this site is pretty incredible too. His photography is extraordinary.

Check out the Vacheron & Constantin Deck Chronometer! Now then, that's a swan-neck regulator . . .

 

MSN that is absolutely beautiful!!! I have to be honest I'm quite envious...I'm assuming yours is a 321 movement as well? Snot? Is this to protect the back?

 

Gentlemen, Steve's site has his UJ&S Reference 8 in red gold with a black guilloche dial. It's one of the most gorgeous watches you'll ever see.

http://ninanet.net/watches/others07/Mediums/mUJ.html

 

I bet that looks even better in person with all that texture and detail!!!

 

Purple snot? Yeah, boy!

 

Steve G's site - well known and yes incredibly good photography, and some exceptional watches.

Cheers, Al

 

As you may imagine: I'm rather partial to this offering from Stevie G:
http://ninanet.net/watches/others09/Mediums/momega1894.html

 

Beautiful indeed!

 

Necrothreadiac!

 

Sponya

 

@Hijak @ulackfocus ...

Is it always the case a tachy should not be on the De Ville Seamaster chrono?

 

Seen them with and without the tachymeter around the perimeter.

 

Thanks!!

 

What he said.