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Alpha
路路Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorYet another 861, this time in a Seamaster -
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Alpha
路路Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorA few more - a bit of a mixed bunch but why not 馃榾
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boraxman
路8800 - Seen one, seen em all.馃榿
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Canuck
路A few of mine:
1- Hamilton model XXI marine chronometer.
2- Speedmaster, sapphire back, 1989, anniversary of Apollo XI moon landing.
3- Hamilton 952, 19-jewel version of the venerable 23-jewel Hamilton 950.
4- E. Howard Watch Co., series VII, CIRCA 1884.
5- Louis Brandt (Omega) model CCR, 19-jewels, circa 1910.
6- Keystone Howard model XI, railroad chronometer, based on a New York Standard model movement.
7- Rolex Prince Observatory duo-dial, 18-jewel chronometer, circa 1930. Movement also used by Gruen. Made by the Swiss firm Aegler for both companies.
8- Rolex caliber 700, also used in Gruen, circa 1935. Made by the Swiss firm Aegler for both companies.
1- Hamilton model XXI marine chronometer.
2- Speedmaster, sapphire back, 1989, anniversary of Apollo XI moon landing.
3- Hamilton 952, 19-jewel version of the venerable 23-jewel Hamilton 950.
4- E. Howard Watch Co., series VII, CIRCA 1884.
5- Louis Brandt (Omega) model CCR, 19-jewels, circa 1910.
6- Keystone Howard model XI, railroad chronometer, based on a New York Standard model movement.
7- Rolex Prince Observatory duo-dial, 18-jewel chronometer, circa 1930. Movement also used by Gruen. Made by the Swiss firm Aegler for both companies.
8- Rolex caliber 700, also used in Gruen, circa 1935. Made by the Swiss firm Aegler for both companies.
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jimmyjay
路My Longines 431.
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The 950 and 952 came in three versions over time. Your 950 is a later version, compared to my 952. Mine was the first version, and has a four footed dial, a one piece barrel arbor bridge, and two screws holding the crown wheel. Yours is the third version, and has a three footed dial, a two piece barrel bridge, and one screw holding the crown wheel. Then of course there was the 950E and 950B, two even later versions of yours. I have a 950B, but it is not as pretty as yours.
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dougiedude
路路Carpe horologium!In general, I think the mechanical hand-winds are the most beautiful movements... there's no rotor to obstruct the view!
One of my favorite movements, the Longines 30LS:
One of my favorite movements, the Longines 30LS:
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dougiedude
路路Carpe horologium!Not to say an auto can't be beautiful, too. 馃榿
Here's my Constellation's cal 551 that's a very early serial 17 million that is one of the 'famous 20,000', a series of 20,000 movements that achieved especially good results in official chronometre testing of 1959:
(photo credit goes to @cristos71 馃榾)
Here's my Constellation's cal 551 that's a very early serial 17 million that is one of the 'famous 20,000', a series of 20,000 movements that achieved especially good results in official chronometre testing of 1959:
(photo credit goes to @cristos71 馃榾)
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Risto
路Cal 561 is pretty auto!
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Millenary Watches
路Another watch!
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Risto
路Zenith 146HP
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micampe
路In general, I think the mechanical hand-winds are the most beautiful movements... there's no rotor to obstruct the view!
One of my favorite movements, the Longines 30LS:
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