Buren is (still) one of those underrated brands. Buren was a respectable Swiss brand that used in-house movements. They were 1 of the manufacturers of the “Dirty Dozen“. They invented the micro-rotor. But somehow, the watches don’t receive much appreciation. […]
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This is a tonneau- shaped 1980s Girard-Perregaux dress watch. The movement is a Peseux 7040. Though this particular watch doesn’t have seconds it’s also available with sub seconds. This caliber is often used in smaller flat dress watches because it’s
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This is a Regalis dress watch with an AS 1220/1221 movement. The one thing that immediately jumps out if you look at the movement is the triangular hole in the wheel train bridge. This can be used to inspect or
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This is a beautiful Longines Advocate watch. It’s in excellent condition apart from a scratch on the dial. It looks like somebody slipped while trying to lift the hands. It’s a real shame, but it happens, though I wouldn’t want
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A stunning Roamer dress watch with an MST 372 movement. The case number is 107 372. The chapter ring on this particular watch is part of the case. The MST 372 has a direct sweep second, 17 jewels and it
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This is a very special watch to me. It’s my late grandfather’s watch and it’s the watch that started my love for vintage watches. A Moritz Ancre with a Lorsa 238A movement. It doesn’t have a French shock protection system as
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