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14060 on a Rubber-B for the summer ...

Is that a bevel I am seeing? didn't think the 14060 had them..
 
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Before LP went bankrupt and the name was bought and re-emerged on throwaway watches a few years back.

 
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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.

 
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Just a thought... learn to combine posts.

Or are you farming for 200?馃槈

I haven't been here in a while, and just saw this...what's the point of your post?
 
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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!

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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.


I'm getting mine serviced soon and will ask my watchmaker. Maybe Anton Schild? I will try and find out
 
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Tonight I鈥檓 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鈥檚 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!