Tyckte den såg stor ut, passar inte dig
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The many faces of vintage Tissot (många bilder)
- Trådstartare Ariste
- Start datum
Då får du byta tillbaka inom kort!
Neh, tyckte den blev bättre. Original var lite slätstrukna. Sedan hade gamla minutvisaren tappat lysmassa. Går dock finfint att ändra tillbaka.Då får du byta tillbaka inom kort!
Fel är aldrig bättre...
Är nog bara min inbyggda avsky mot moddar som talar, gillar att en klocka har det utseende som designern kommit fram till.
TissotTisdag
Grym tavla!Tänkte bygga en Tissot, så nu återstår att hitta en hammarautomat med kass tavla.
Wtf! Jäklar vad tuff! Vet du något bakom historien? Hur hittade du den?Tänkte bygga en Tissot, så nu återstår att hitta en hammarautomat med kass tavla.
Kom upp på ebay och tyckte den var fin. Bara läst det som fanns på hodinkee:Wtf! Jäklar vad tuff! Vet du något bakom historien? Hur hittade du den?
Tissot Automatic for the Horological Institute of America
To wrap things up this week, we've got a watch that's equal parts fun and important. It also just so happens to be priced accessibly, because everybody loves a happy ending. If not for one key trait, I'd be using far less flowery adjectives to describe this next piece, but it is there, so bring on the borderline Byzantine descriptors! Our last watch is a Tissot, but a special one, which was manufactured way back when for the Horological Institute of America. This is made known proudly at the centre of its dial, where you’ll find a blue and yellow graphic depicting not the Death Star, but an observatory.
For those not familiar, the Horological Institute of America was the precursor to what’s now known as the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute, which was founded with the intention of advancing horological pursuits within the United States. Though not the first horological association in the country, the efforts of the Institute and following organizations are credited with the establishment and support of watchmaking schools throughout the country. These efforts ensured the craft we celebrate so fervently had a future, which today's market would clearly indicate as a success.
This watch was likely purchased by a member with a keen eye for design, as the applied indices certainly separate this piece from the pack of more pedestrian Tissots. My single gripe with this piece is how its case lines have been polished away, though it’s one of those "find me another one" scenarios in which you really can’t complain. Therefore I’ll sing it a little praise, and deem it the coolest watch you’ll find this week for under $1,000.
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a...made-for-the-horological-institute-of-america
Läckert! Och en bumper med centrumsekund och case i rätt storlekTänkte bygga en Tissot, så nu återstår att hitta en hammarautomat med kass tavla.
Skickar PM med en länk till mitt favorit med verk, visare -tutti.
Riktigt cool, grattis!Kom upp på ebay och tyckte den var fin. Bara läst det som fanns på hodinkee:
Tissot Automatic for the Horological Institute of America
To wrap things up this week, we've got a watch that's equal parts fun and important. It also just so happens to be priced accessibly, because everybody loves a happy ending. If not for one key trait, I'd be using far less flowery adjectives to describe this next piece, but it is there, so bring on the borderline Byzantine descriptors! Our last watch is a Tissot, but a special one, which was manufactured way back when for the Horological Institute of America. This is made known proudly at the centre of its dial, where you’ll find a blue and yellow graphic depicting not the Death Star, but an observatory.
For those not familiar, the Horological Institute of America was the precursor to what’s now known as the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute, which was founded with the intention of advancing horological pursuits within the United States. Though not the first horological association in the country, the efforts of the Institute and following organizations are credited with the establishment and support of watchmaking schools throughout the country. These efforts ensured the craft we celebrate so fervently had a future, which today's market would clearly indicate as a success.
This watch was likely purchased by a member with a keen eye for design, as the applied indices certainly separate this piece from the pack of more pedestrian Tissots. My single gripe with this piece is how its case lines have been polished away, though it’s one of those "find me another one" scenarios in which you really can’t complain. Therefore I’ll sing it a little praise, and deem it the coolest watch you’ll find this week for under $1,000.
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a...made-for-the-horological-institute-of-america
Grymt också med en referens, då vet du ju vilken boett/verk/visare du ska leta efter.
Tror dock det också är ett ihopplock? Lysmassa på visare? Tokpolerad boett. Får en sådan känsla iaf.
Ok, hittat andra referenser?
Inte än, tror jag såg en annan lös tavla dock.
Fick ett fint tips om klocka av @Fadershan så blir kanske köp.
Kan ju ha suttit i olika modeller, jag gillar ju när saker är som de är tänkta att vara, men så länge tavlan sitter i en modell som såldes under tiden tavlan tillverkades är det väl ok...
Tänkte direkt på dig att du skulle bli ond, men i detta fall får man ju göra det bästa av det.
Det beror ju för mig på svårigheten/priset att återställa till original. Den här tycker jag är värd att köpa korrekta delar, din superocean tycker jag däremot att du räddat på ett fint sätt.
Tänkte bygga en Tissot, så nu återstår att hitta en hammarautomat med kass tavla.
Grattis, vad fett! Det där kittlar ordentligt... Tack för detKom upp på ebay och tyckte den var fin. Bara läst det som fanns på hodinkee:
Tissot Automatic for the Horological Institute of America
To wrap things up this week, we've got a watch that's equal parts fun and important. It also just so happens to be priced accessibly, because everybody loves a happy ending. If not for one key trait, I'd be using far less flowery adjectives to describe this next piece, but it is there, so bring on the borderline Byzantine descriptors! Our last watch is a Tissot, but a special one, which was manufactured way back when for the Horological Institute of America. This is made known proudly at the centre of its dial, where you’ll find a blue and yellow graphic depicting not the Death Star, but an observatory.
For those not familiar, the Horological Institute of America was the precursor to what’s now known as the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute, which was founded with the intention of advancing horological pursuits within the United States. Though not the first horological association in the country, the efforts of the Institute and following organizations are credited with the establishment and support of watchmaking schools throughout the country. These efforts ensured the craft we celebrate so fervently had a future, which today's market would clearly indicate as a success.
This watch was likely purchased by a member with a keen eye for design, as the applied indices certainly separate this piece from the pack of more pedestrian Tissots. My single gripe with this piece is how its case lines have been polished away, though it’s one of those "find me another one" scenarios in which you really can’t complain. Therefore I’ll sing it a little praise, and deem it the coolest watch you’ll find this week for under $1,000.
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a...made-for-the-horological-institute-of-america
Tog nu fram klockan ur samlingen som kittlar mest. Också bumper med centrumsekund (och WTkomplikation)
Wow, vilken trio! Länkkungen har talat...
...vad är det för ref på den kraftiga boetten längst till vänster?
TackWow, vilken trio! Länkkungen har talat...
Tokpolerad 6445.
Ehm??
MM den är rääääre! Är det ett gammalt inlägg eller har han plockat bort det?Ehm??
