Hi.
I have had this watch for an hour now and I am happy. I didn't miss anything, everything looks good ? It's a 37mm case

 

Is the case gold capped? Or is that a trick of the light?

 

Gold-plated upper part

 

Gorgeous timepiece, along with its sibling next to it!

 

I call dibs on the 133. Stunning

 

The search for cal 133 is already underway. However, cal 71, I also want to find

 

That’s not your watch on the right?

 

Mine, only it's the 133.8, and Ephren Jobin is also the author of the 133, so I'm close.

Edit.I have the later cal 133.8 which is faster - 21600A/h, and it would be nice to have the earlier slower cal 133- 18oooA/h.

 

ok. When I said 133 I mean that and the 133.8. To me they are basically the same.

 

Well, yes and no, because with the naked eye, without opening it, you can see which movement it is by the speed of the beating

 

Beautiful watches. That caliber 135 is absolutely high-end stuff! Too bad I can't have one (because I buy chronographs first).

 

I also have chronographs, but rare chronometer calibers that have contributed to the history of watchmaking are very appealing to me. I generally collect vintage style Omega watches

 

I have to show off my latest acquisition, it is the first series of cal 135. Apparently, the first series is very rare compared to the second series, when it began to win chronometer competitions? How do you like the watch ?

 

Very nice

 

Stunning

 

Here is my chronometer marked Zenith which I love.

 

I already have three with the movement created by Ephrem Jobin, and until six months ago I did not have a Zenith in my collection

 

3 is definitely in this case a magic number