Jaki zegarek masz dziś na ręku?

[Guest Mateusz Dąbrowski]

a pre-moony zjadają pre-daytony 

 

To też fakt

[Mikołaj N 388]

Nie kłócić się dzieci

Wieczorna wrzutka do bazarkowego ogłoszenia Nie spodziewałem się, że po odkurzeniu go z szuflady da mi tyle fanu

 

 

Edited October 3, 2014 by Mikołaj N

[Guest Angelo]

Cena tez jakos przemawia na korzysc Omega...

Jesli Cena speedego jest z ksiezyca...

To daytony skad... Plutona?

A jak jest z tymi mechanizmami?

[kacy 6]

Wydaje mi się, że Speedmaster to całkowity in-house, ale głowy nie daję

[Guest Angelo]

Aha ja tez za tego zenitha w daytonie glowy niedam

[kacy 6]

El Primero w Daytonie to akurat 100% prawda

[sneer 147]

in-house 3019 jest tutaj...

 

 

speedy ma lemanie 321, który nie jest in-hous'em Omegi

 

rolex miał mechanizm 4030 bazujący na el primero

http://timetapestry.blogspot.com/2013/11/why-every-watch-loverwith-doh-should.html

http://www.hodinkee.com/blog/a-vintage-watch-nerds-critical-dissection-of-the-rolex-daytona-past-to-present-part-1-3

Edited October 3, 2014 by sneer

[mashun 10]

http://www.timeandwatches.com/p/history-of-omega-speedmaster.html

 

Cyt:"The movement of choice was the Calibre 321 that was introduced in 1942 as a joint project between Omega and Lemania, one of Omega's subsidiaries at the time, who supplied it as an ebauche (Lemania cal. 2310).  Calibre 321 is recognised as one of the best example of lateral clutch, column wheel controlled chronograph and it was used as a base movement by Breguet, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin in a variety of chronographs. In 1946, the movement was further enhanced by adding protection to magnetic fields and shocks, something that later will prove to be very important to pass NASA tests."

Edited October 3, 2014 by mashun

[sneer 147]

http://watchguy.co.uk/guest-post-lemania-273000-the-moon-watch-caliber-321s-lesser-known-cousins/

 

The story most have read in one form or the other is how Omega started using the caliber 321, at the time known as 27CHRO C12, for their chronographs in the mid 1940s.

The development of the 27CHRO C12 movement was conducted by Albert Piguet from Lemania.

There are a multitude of explanations on what Omegas role in the development was. The story, as documented by Omega themselves in their reference book “Omega Saga”, is as follows:

After the great depression in the late 1920´s and early 1930´s the Swiss watch industry was going through their worst crisis prior to the Quartz onslaught of the 1970´s. So in 1930 Omega and Tissot joined together under a common umbrella called SSIH (Société Suisse pour l’Industrie Horlogère).

Lemania was at the time known as a relatively small volume, but high quality, manufacturer of complicated watches like chronographs. These where both wristwatches as is our focus here, but also various timekeepers for military, aviation and automotive purposes.

As times grew even harsher, Lemania decided to join Omega and Tissot in SSHI in 1932.

The deal was that Lemania would get fresh capital and access to a wider and stronger sales organisation, and the other brands within SSHI would get access to the technically advanced movements made by Lemania. Mr. Marius Meylan, CEO of Lemania, was granted a seat at the board of SSHI at the time of merger, and Omega suddenly had access to top grade chronographs, allowing them to become the official supplier to the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics.

Omega has been the official Olympic timekeepers ever since!

Within SSHI at this time Omega was the luxury brand, Tissot the budget alternative and Lemania the technically advanced “tool watch” supplier.

This story lead us back to the development of the caliber 321: Lemania started the manufacturing of the CH27 as early as in 1941. In 1942 the first Omega version was shown as the 27CHRO (later named 320 and 321).

Omega themselves states the movements as having been designed and built by Lemania so little room for discussion here.

The 320/321/CH27 was manufactured for the next 25+ years. Outside of SSHI various versions of the chronograph movements was used by other companies. Even Patek Philippe, Audmars Piguet and others have used the Lemania CH27 as basis for some of their finest chronograph movements.

Breguet has a version for sale with a Tourbillion escapement as well for those of you with really deep pockets.

Edited October 3, 2014 by sneer

[myslu 0]

Zsunął się z ręki

[Wasyl 733]

A ja wieczorową porą z kolejnym super potworem

Pozdrawiam,

[zasadas 5444]

Nic nowego.

[Guest Angelo]

@mashun @sneer dzięki za wyjasnienia

[Zolw 1276]

A ja wieczorową porą z kolejnym super potworem

Pozdrawiam,

Skąd Ty wynajdujesz takie zegary?

[sneer 147]

@mashun @sneer dzięki za wyjasnienia

Prosze bardzo - właśnie po to jest to forum

[Mikołaj N 388]

Dzisiaj będzie tak:

 

[Henizz 1324]

[tomaliusz 23272]

[Łukasz G7900 2]

Mikołaj ta Certina jest mega!miałem okazję mierzyć i naprawdę świetny zegar!

[Tommaso 2418]

A ja wieczorową porą z kolejnym super potworem

 

Pozdrawiam

 

Z reguły Twoje zegarki oglądam z ogromną przyjemnością.

Natomiast ten jest tak przeraźliwie brzydki, że aż musiałem o tym napisać 

Edited October 4, 2014 by Tommaso

[Dorian06 43913]

Wczoraj przez cały dzień i pół nocy.

Wrócił na gumę i tak chwilę zostanie. Dobrze mu tak.

[ladek22 2644]

Może pora odświeżyć kolekcję?

 

 

 

Można się już zapisywać na kalendarz 2015
http://zegarkiclub.pl/forum/topic/106070-kalendarz-na-2015-rok/page-4
W tym roku dwie wersje czyli ścienny i biurkowy!!

[Dorian06 43913]

Ten jest cudowny, ale cenę ma lekko z czapy. Ostatnio był za 7 k na allegro i się spóźniłem. W dodatku był z bransoletą i paskiem.

To był kumpla. Szybko poszedł.

I fakt. Piekny jest.

[muchacho_ 2375]

SKX

 

SKX007 by muchacho86, on Flickr

[zasadas 5444]

Trochę na Sporto - wo.