Movements

[Victoria]

Search didn't yield this link as posted before, so here it is.

http://nakahiro.parfait.ne.jp/index.html

To whet your whistle:

Vulcain Cricket

Harwood　 (apparently the first worldwide wristwatch automatic movement, 　1930)

Record (　Cal.174 　18000BPH, 　1952)

Logines Chronograph (Cal.539 / Cal.30CH 　18000BPH)

Junghans (Cal.83-S 　19800BPH, 　1962　, apparently the only German chronometer Automatic)

Seiko Quartz (Cal.3863A)

This 1989 Rolex Sea-Dweller is already considered antique, I suppose.

I had never seen the guts of a Cricket let alone a Harwood, etc. A fascinating site, for those who like antique watches, and especially a look inside (WIS porn).

[vintagerolex]

Nice link! Thanks.