amanico
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I would say finest...
Datograph from Lange
Duometre à Chronographe from Jaeger Lecoultre.
1858 Tachymeter from Montblanc.
5370 from Patek,
And the King of the Kings, but I would prefer a Rattrante NOT associated to a tourbillon, this opus from Montblanc, the level of movement decoration being one of the best I've seen...
Exotourbillon Rattrapante:
Best,
Nicolas
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Nicest Chronographs? Share pics!
Very Interested to gauge what y’all think is the nicest chrono piece. ...
I would say finest...
Datograph from Lange Duometre à Chronographe from Jaeger Lecoultre. 1858 Tachymeter from Montblanc. 5370 from Patek, And the King of the Kings, but I would prefer a Rattrante NOT associated to a tourbillon, this opus from Montblanc, the level of movement ...
A personal Favorite...
is TAG Heuer's Monaco Mikrograph. Only one made for the "Only Watch" auction in 2011. I'd love to see them breathe life into this model. ...
Not mine unfortunately but the Lang & Heyne Albert could be a great contender in my opinion
Look at this movement 😍 Credit: Lang & Heyne Best wishes Alkiro ...
The golden age of the chronograph is in the 1930's and 1940's
after that, not much is invented, less hand work and loss of variety. I can find more than 20 chronographs from that time that I would place above say a Datograph. Today for truly genuine content the works of De bethune and of Agenhor for Singer come to m...
Movements dials and case, the full package
For me it is unfair to compare a modern watch such as the Datograph with its movement "made to impress the gallery" with its crystal back with watches created in tempore non suspecto as real functional pieces some 70 years earlier... I can give you names ...
