The Blomman Watch Report

On the wooden beam: Omega Seamaster ChronoStop 145.007

As mentioned in previous post, the Omega Seamaster ChronoStop 145.007 came with several different types of bezels. Earlier we looked at

When it comes to the Memovox, I think the most classic of them all is the Jaeger-LeCoultre reference E 855

I have previously showed you my Calibre 135 non-Chronometer and my Calibre 135 dual-signed Zenith Favre-Lebua Chronometer… So let’s continue

Through history Jaeger-LeCoultre have not made many references which has been Chronometer certified. Not because they couldn’t, more likely because

We all know the Zenith Calibre 135, a legend among manual chronometer movements! There were both Zenith- and dual-signed Zenith

OK, since I have started to share some of my Zenith watches, let’s continue… As you know, I have a

The Zenith S. 58 was first released in 1958. At that time with a manual movement, no date and no

One theme I like is early Chronometers. 1940’s – 1960’s Chronometers I really find them interesting since that is the