Dagens klokke

Viktig å få med seg tiden...

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Men tiden er vel ikke lik på de to klokkene dine ;) Hehe. Flott PO uansett, hvordan synes du remmen er?
 
Hehe, nei ser nå at PO går litt fortere enn bilen *ned å justere*

Ellers er jeg veldig fornøyd med både klokke og rem, veldig fin finish på remmen og behaglig i bruk.
Mesh-lenke er neste på listen, evt en enkel sort nato.
 
Blir mye Shark diver om dagen gitt

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Gjør et nytt forsøk på å få fram lumen og satser på at rattytdr tar ansvar hvis det blir dårlig;)

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Takk :) Føler det ble en "killer kombo", ikke så veldig orginal, men duger for meg.
 
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Ny rem :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observatory_Chronometer skrev:
...in 1966 and 1967, Girard-Perregaux manufactured approximately 670 wristwatches with the Calibre 32A movement, which became Observatory Chronometers certified by the Neuchatel Observatory and issued Bulletins de Marche for each unit. These Observatory Chronometers were then sold to the public for normal usage as wristwatches, and some examples of this watch may still be found today, although they are very rare. The Girard-Perregaux Calibre 32A movement that went into these Observatory Chronometers heralded a shift in watchmaking technology to higher frequency movements, and thus greater accuracy, that is followed today by watch manufacturers such as Patek Philippe, Zenith (watchmaker), Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Chopard, Vacheron Constantin, Mathey-Tissot and such. The move to higher frequency movements was necessitated by the challenges posed to the Swiss mechanical watch industry by the advent of the quartz watch movement in the late 1960s.

In recognition of a momentous watchmaking achievement, Girard-Perregaux was granted the Centenary Certificate from the Neuchatel Observatory in 1967, the only time any manufacture has ever been awarded such.