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Case study about the Chronometer – the Zenith Calibre 135
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Case study about the Chronometer – the Zenith Calibre 135
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Re: Case study about the Chronometer – the Zenith Calibre 13
I don't call anything A grail. Thos ome get' a "maybe".
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Re: Case study about the Chronometer – the Zenith Calibre 13
The watch got me drooling. The cal. 135 is on my grail list. Maybe someday I'll get lucky, who knows...
The author of the article makes one rather annoying mistake. No, the Wostok does not copy the entire layout of the movement. It is designed around a very large balance, just as the Zenith, so they did take that idea from Zenith, but th rest is a completely different design, with a completely differently arranged gear train, and the bridges not even close to the ones of the Zenith.
The author of the article makes one rather annoying mistake. No, the Wostok does not copy the entire layout of the movement. It is designed around a very large balance, just as the Zenith, so they did take that idea from Zenith, but th rest is a completely different design, with a completely differently arranged gear train, and the bridges not even close to the ones of the Zenith.
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Rule of Acquisition no.285
Elim Garak, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
No good deed ever goes unpunished.
Rule of Acquisition no.285
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