For certain, the French brand is known well as the export name for Yema, but it seems that the brands were separate and LeJour did their own thing from time to time and often contracted other manufacturers to make their watches.This particular movement was developed in the link 1940s and was the basis for the Lemania 2310, which Omega used as the caliber 321 in the Speedmaster. It was also, and quite famously, used as the basis for movements from other makers, including Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin; the latter used it as the basis for the caliber 1142, which is found in, among other places, the Cornes de Vache chronographs.If you're interested in the subject of the watches, however, there is a non-zero chance of finding these limited editions more interesting than the average watch enthusiast, and despite my general disinterest in this sort of thing, I found the Stephen Hawking watches oddly moving.With the production run ending before 2009, all of the 5024 Gondolos have a Geneva Seal movement inside, something that is becoming increasingly collectible now that Patek Philippe uses their own seal not subject to third-party verification.
The latest iterations to date are infused with its link codes yet feature enhanced waterproofness.The visually intricate complication doesn’t compromise the watch’s legibility one bit.Well, 2017 is the year where we finally see a moonphase complication come back at Rolex, something fans have been waiting for since the 1950s. Seriously. And, as you'd expect from Rolex, this modern take is not "just" a moonphase complication, it's astronomically accurate for 122 years.Read the full story here.
During that time, many details in the design became link apparent – intelligent touches that one only notices and appreciates after spending time with the watch.The model we have here uses the manufacture caliber 2460 QCL/1, which provides for a traditional calendar watch layout, with the date indicated by a hand the circles the dial once per month, the day and month occupying windows in the upper half of the dial, and the moon phase in the traditional spot in the lower region of the dial. The movement beats at a standard rate of 28,800 vph while providing a power reserve of 40 hours.Brand: H. Moser & Cie.Model: Streamliner Small Seconds Blue EnamelReference Number: 6500-1200Diameter: 39mmThickness: 10.9mmCase Material: Stainless steelDial Color: Aqua Blue fume "Grand Feu" enamel with hammered textureIndexes: Applique indicesLume: Hour and minute hands with Globolight® insertsWater Resistance: 120mStrap/Bracelet: Integrated steel bracelet

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