Before LP went bankrupt and the name was bought and re-emerged on throwaway watches a few years back.
Do you have any notion of who supplied the movements for the Lucien Piccard watches? I have an older one in its solid white gold case.
Evening switch! Wearing the Rolex Oyster Date (I think 1970's...) my Father gifted me in honor of his birthday. Seldom worn, two-tone SS case with 14K bezel. Dial is a beautiful bronze with a faint sunburst, sun-spot-patina on the dial from 20+ years of UV exposure in the high plains SW desert of the US!
I'm getting mine serviced soon and will ask my watchmaker. Maybe Anton Schild? I will try and find out
Tonight I’m watching the secret day-wheel language letter go by on my cal 1045 Speedmaster 376.0822. See the small D above the N in SON? Means it’s German (Deutch). The other language letters for several Lemania/Omega calibers of this era are: A for English (Anglais) E for Spanish (Espagnol) F for French P for Portuguese I for Italian H for Dutch (Hollandais) S for Swedish L for Finnish (why L for this language still baffles me) If you look for it on one of your day wheel watches, be sure to go through 2 weeks because there are two weeks of days to go around the full wheel but only one secret letter. YaY!
Today, past week and the next one as well, it has been a battle between these 3. Can't wait to get the Ed White back in rotation though