On the wooden beam: Minerva VD 712 Chronograph
Sweden never had many Military watches like Great Brittan or France, just to name a couple of countries with strong
Tag: 1950s
On the wooden beam: Favre-Leuba Chronometer
Another Favre-Leuba Chronometer – this time, single signed with automatic movement from the late 1950’s…
On the wooden beam: Doxa Antimagnetic “Oversized”
Lately I have seen a lot of really good looking Doxa Time only “oversized” watches in social media.. This reminded
A second shot of the Enicar Healthways
A very intriguing watch, the Enicar Healthways. So many “odd and quirky” details, so much to discover! While reading up
Jaeger-LeCoultre: Three Generations of Chronometers
Through history Jaeger-LeCoultre have not made many references which has been Chronometer certified. Not because they couldn’t, more likely because
Shot of the day: Enicar Healthways – Early divers watch
One of my more recent catches, the Enicar Healthways. This is one of the early Enicar’s with a divers watch
Enicar Single Crown-Super Compressor Case
A less known brand among collectors is the Enicar brand. Their most famous watches are probably the 36 mm and
Shot of the day: Eberhard Scafograf 100
One of these early divers watches that I love – the Eberhard Scafograf 100, reference 11535. The very first Scafograf,
The Blomman Watch Report 