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Jim Dollares
·Thanks but it doesn’t work on this one. just clicks two times.
First click (position 2) is for time set and second click is date adjustment.
Monza calibre 36 arrived.
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Pitfitter446
·I’ve had watches where if you put on a bit of tension on the crown as if you’re winding back the time, this stops the second to allow it to be aligned to real life. Hope I’m explaining this right.
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Snowydelrico
·I’ve had watches where if you put on a bit of tension on the crown as is you’re winding back the time, this stops the second to allow it to be aligned to real life. Hope I’m explaining this right.
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Snowydelrico
·I'm guessing M24 refers to Monaco Twenty Four, like this gorgeous beast?
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Snowydelrico
·I'm guessing M24 refers to Monaco Twenty Four, like this gorgeous beast?
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flawless
·Very nice piece sir
The Monaco wouldn't be my choice, as I'm not a huge fan of "square" watches aside from the Silverstone. Your Monza is as close to square as I'm comfortable with!
I think my calibre 11 Monaco rivals it. Different kind of cool I suppose. Both smart in the dapper sense of the word.
Definitely a showpiece with the full-size exhibition back. Only reason I brought it up was the mention of the Cal. 36 along with M24 - those are pictures of one we sold in December last year.
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Snowydelrico
·Isnt the el primero famous for not being hackable?
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flawless
·I think you’re probably right jim. Tried unscrewing the back and jamming my leatherman screwdriver in the gears but the el primero is too mighty and has snapped the leatherman as the seconds swept round in a relentless fashion.
That's like nails on a chalkboard - seriously made me cringe.
Seriously mistreating a leatherman - might as well stab a rock.
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Snowydelrico
·That's like nails on a chalkboard - seriously made me cringe.
Seriously mistreating a leatherman - might as well stab a rock.
25 year guarantee luckily
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Snowydelrico
·Seems to jump a little when the chronograph is started.
Think I heard this happens sometimes with non vertical clutches
Think I heard this happens sometimes with non vertical clutches
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Mr_Orange
·Does anyone know if the sub seconds can be stopped while setting the time? Or is it a case of waiting 55hours for it to stop! 1st world problems
The Calibre 36 doesn't hack.
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Anthony.
·Bought a strap from watchstrap world. £40 inc postage.
Didn’t know whether the colour scheme would work. Tried to give the monza with the sub dial a 10oclock a nod.
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Snowydelrico
·Looks great....nice choice of strap.
A bit more playful
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imagwai
·Looks good to me 👍
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Snowydelrico
·The first photo is the chronograph stoped.
The second photo is the chronograph reset.
The third photo is the chronograph reset a second time to fully reset the sub hours
The second photo is the chronograph reset.
The third photo is the chronograph reset a second time to fully reset the sub hours
