joining in the fun!

 

My three.

 

Just arrived yesterday ... I think this one deserves a proper photo shoot, TBD.
Blue bezel, blue dial, 01.0140.415 A782

There’s a pleasure in patina, wabi sabi in the worn,
but when I find a watch that looks as if new it transports me back in time - a time machine.

 

Awesome. Great piece. Can you send le some more pics? I assume you purchased this at a French auction earlier this year? Congrats! M

 

Correction. The Wannenes auction in Monaco in December? M

 

Yes, that’s the one. I’ll be happy to put up some pictures when home, but for now these are from the auction house, on request.

 

Thanks. There were only 500 of these made. There were no photos of it in Rossler’s bible, so a lot of folks aren’t as familiar with it. Congrats’ again. I am glad it ended up in good hands. M

 

What a stunning piece, congrats! Hope to see more pictures soon.

 

Zenith 133 18 k automatic in pristine condition 1951 with original crown

 

Cal 71-133-133.8

 

Cal 40t
35.2mm
Gold capped

 

I like how the colour changes depending on the light. Causes some nice confusion

 

Here is my vintage Zenith, fits nice on my fat wrists.

 

One word: Elegant! - 1st execution 1968 Zenith A3630 - cal. 2542 PC on original signed Gay Freres ladder bracelet.

 

One of the best looking vintage Zenith!

 

I agree - it is spectacular!

 

Lovely. I have seen some of these with black hands instead of silver--are both correct?

 

I seem to recall that Silver was original and the Black may have been used on late models and/or service replacements.

 

Dibs on that one!