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An Invicta I'd love to own...
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05-07-2020 12:57pm#1https://atelierhorlogerie.com/2020-2/rhabillage-repetition-minutes-invicta/
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:eek: - wow, looking at what horological chops Invicta used to have just makes what they currently produce seem really sad - how many people would associate an Invicta with a mechanical chronograph and minute repeater :eek:
Some really beautiful pictures taken by the watch servicer too and it was a great read.
I would love to own such an Invicta :pac: - I daresay this piece was worth every penny of its RRP
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This one popped up on Drop a while ago, a reboot of their Doctor’s Chronograph from the 60’s with a pulsometer scale.
I’ve been on the lookout for a nice pulsometer watch for a while, since I do actually have a use for one (I’m a vet). It was kind of a Kickstarter project through Drop which I backed, but didn’t go ahead due to lack of uptake unfortunately. It’s a pity, because it had a cool Seiko mechaquartz movement (instead of the Landeron of the original) which I was interested in as well as the pulsometer functionality.
It does show that they have an interesting back catalogue, and they do seem interested in reviving it somewhat, as well as pumping out crappy cheap bicolour divers.
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