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Rusty133
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13 months
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I would be interested once you have a few more details
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yeti
7,179 posts
145 months
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So far:
v8woollie
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Jamesc12
Rusty123
How many cars do they visualise on this trip?
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jamesc12
258 posts
73 months
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yeti said: ETA-2892 with a George Daniels designed co-axial escapement. A well thought out movement very nicely cased for the money they charge. Good choice  Black or orange bezel? Indeed. Black bezel with metal bracelet. I love the co-axial escapement movement - I preferred the Speedmaster design, I couldn't stretch to the co-axial version of that (Currently drooling over the Speedmaster Co-Axial Split-Second thou)...
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v8woollie
Original Poster
2,679 posts
15 months
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yeti said: So far:
v8woollie
yeti
Jamesc12
Rusty123
How many cars do they visualise on this trip? 10-20 would be great but I don't know if they have an expectation. I assume the more there are the more the marketing and PR value. The ideal would have been to go to the SIHH in January but there would probably be too much snow at that time of year (although to be fair the Swiss are very good at keeping major roads clear).
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yeti
7,179 posts
145 months
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jamesc12 said: Currently drooling over the Speedmaster Co-Axial Split-Second thou)... F. Piguet base with a rattrapante module. It is a fun complication
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jamesc12
258 posts
73 months
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yeti said: F. Piguet base with a rattrapante module. It is a fun complication 
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yeti
7,179 posts
145 months
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jamesc12 said: yeti said: F. Piguet base with a rattrapante module. It is a fun complication If we're doing rattrapantes... here's mine; module mounted on a V7760. 
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B4rnst4ble
286 posts
19 months
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hi guys depending on dates I would be interested to come along with my panerai and be converted!
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yeti
7,179 posts
145 months
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B4rnst4ble said: hi guys depending on dates I would be interested to come along with my panerai and be converted! My Panerai has a Jaeger movement - best of both worlds 
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v8woollie
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15 months
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Snap: 
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Neil1300R
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48 months
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v8woollie
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yeti
7,179 posts
145 months
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Packing for 10 days in France... that's the essentials sorted   TAGHeuer Monaco (re-edition) Panerai Radiomir 8 Days Heuer Carrera (original 1964) Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Retrograde Chrongraph
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v8woollie
Original Poster
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15 months
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yeti said: Packing for 10 days in France... that's the essentials sorted TAGHeuer Monaco (re-edition) Panerai Radiomir 8 Days Heuer Carrera (original 1964) Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Retrograde Chrongraph Hey Lewis, travelling light? I suppose you can afford to take extra baggage now that you have saved 11kg on the car
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George H
10,485 posts
34 months
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yeti said: Packing for 10 days in France... that's the essentials sorted TAGHeuer Monaco (re-edition) Panerai Radiomir 8 Days Heuer Carrera (original 1964) Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Retrograde Chrongraph Like the last 3, not a huge fan of the Monaco. Always felt it's too big. Is there any watch you would consider swapping your entire collection for? I think I'd sell a lot of things I own for a Richard Mille 
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yeti
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George H said: Like the last 3, not a huge fan of the Monaco. Always felt it's too big. Is there any watch you would consider swapping your entire collection for? I think I'd sell a lot of things I own for a Richard Mille I take the Monaco with me as it's appropriate to the event! The Panerai is bigger, but such a beautiful design means it's first thing you notice rather than the size. One watch for my whole collection... No, the very complicated/very expensive/very limited market does not interest me. Much like cars are there to be driven, watches must be worn. I would consider trading many of them for a Paul Newman Daytona. Prices these days may mean it would be most of the collection actually!
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MogulBoy
1,686 posts
93 months
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If you gents are looking for something to do in the area around the dates you are looking at then there are a few car based events that may be of interest... 15th-16th September www.marchairuz-historique.ch A 5.4km competitive hill-climb event that uses the pass over the Jura mountains that links Lac de Geneve with Le Sentier and the Lac de Joux 6th October http://www.british-cars.ch/index_a.html [British Cars - Morges] An extremely informal / drop-in / leave at will gathering of up to 1,500 British cars along the lake shore. 13th October http://www.vccsr.ch/?q=node/288 [Sortie des Marrons] More details will be available on this website nearer the date but some nice old metal will be taking part. You should find some clips of previous events on Youtube etc.
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v8woollie
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2,679 posts
15 months
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Thanks for the information. They sound like great events. The actual dates will to some extent be dictated by the manufacture but we can hope they may coincide.
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Lunablack
2,873 posts
32 months
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yeti said: Packing for 10 days in France... that's the essentials sorted TAGHeuer Monaco (re-edition) Panerai Radiomir 8 Days Heuer Carrera (original 1964) Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Retrograde Chrongraph If you're going to France.... It has to be a GMT surely ..... Got this a few weeks ago.... Just before the price went up  
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yeti
7,179 posts
145 months
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Lunablack said: Just before the price went up That's very nice indeed! I have an Explorer MkII, white face, that I used to wear in Russian winters which has GMT obviously. I can probably work out the difference in France
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George H
10,485 posts
34 months
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Lunablack said: If you're going to France.... It has to be a GMT surely ..... Got this a few weeks ago.... Just before the price went up Love that, very nice indeed
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