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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernChick-Lip! watch with Snow the chicken small seconds hand by secondeseconde (photo courtesy Thomas Brechtel)
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernChick-Lip! watch with Snow the chicken small seconds hand by secondeseconde (photo courtesy Thomas Brechtel)
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernVintage LIP watch dial
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernChick-Lip! watch with certificate (photo courtesy Thomas Brechtel)
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernChick-Lip! certificate (photo courtesy Thomas Brechtel)
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/0 Comments/in /by Ian SkellernSnow the chicken and Benoit
Abraham-Louis Breguet Souscription Pocket Watch No. 1836, dated 1807: Touched (perhaps) by The Hand of the Horological God Himself, I’m Jaded No Longer – Reprise
/0 Comments/in Highlights, Breguet, Pocket watches, Vintage/by Ian SkellernThis Breguet souscription pocket watch number 1836 was created just after the French Revolution in 1796 and was sold in 1807 for £600. A testament to the quality of the movement’s design and the skill of its watchmaker, after more than 200 years it still runs impeccably today, which makes it the perfect role model for Breguet’s modern Tradition line.
Why I Bought It: Patek Philippe Reference 3940P-027 Vintage Collection – Reprise
/2 Comments/in Highlights, Collectors and Collecting, Patek Philippe/by GaryGNovember 2018 marked a personal horological high point for GaryG as he took delivery of an “unobtainable” watch, the Patek Philippe Reference 3940P-027. Gary shares his reasons for buying this rare timepiece with us here.
De Bethune DB28 Tourbillon Deadbeat Seconds reviewed by Tim Mosso
/0 Comments/in Highlights, De Bethune/by Tim MossoWhen the De Bethune DB28 Tourbillon Deadbeat Seconds launched in 2012 it represented the upper echelon of the catalog and could be considered something approaching a brand flagship. And in Tim Mosso’s opinion, it certainly has the presence of a flagship.