On the wooden beam: Jaeger-LeCoultre 24002.42 Prototype
Earlier I showed you a wrist shot of the regular production Jaeger-LeCoultre reference 24002.42 Master Mariner Chronometer. The last serie
Tag: Chronometre
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: Zenith Captain Chronometer
Another wooden beam post, another Zenith Captain Chronometer… But this time not a classic looking one!
Zenith Chronometer Calibre 135
I have previously showed you my Calibre 135 non-Chronometer and my Calibre 135 dual-signed Zenith Favre-Lebua Chronometer… So let’s continue
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
Zenith 2000: Calibre 135 Non-Chronometer
We all know the Zenith Calibre 135, a legend among manual chronometer movements! There were both Zenith- and dual-signed Zenith
Shot of the day: Zenith Captain 12244 Chronometer
OK, since I have started to share some of my Zenith watches, let’s continue… As you know, I have a
Shot of the day: Girard-Perregaux 8795 Gyromatic Chronometer HF
One theme I like is early Chronometers. 1940’s – 1960’s Chronometers I really find them interesting since that is the
The Blomman Watch Report 