Monopoussoir Chronographe Hahn-Landeron 15 1/2′ »

[witti]

Pardonnez-moi, pour mon Français est insuffisant,

I would need some advice.
I just bought this nice early chronograph. Its brand is "Damas".
After some research I ended up that this is an early wrist chronograph with a Hahn-Landeron 15 1/2’" movement (movement size is around 35 mm, the case is 38mm)
I love this nice large movement!
Condition is not extremely bad, but the balance axe is broken and probably the main spring too.
I want to get repaired, or restored.




Question is:
Where could I find a good watchmaker near to Versailles or in Paris.
I live in France now, but don’t speak French yet, but love vintage watches. To find a reliable watchmaker would be a great help for me.
Any help is appreciated!
Merci bien!!!!!!!
Cordialement
Csaba

[Invité]

Hi Witti, and welcome aboard,

I know a good watchmaker working at home ; he is based in Chaville, nearby the Chaville-Rive gauche railway station.

His name is Charles Plasse and you can join him on his phone : 01 47 50 78 33 or by email : charlesplasse@wanadoo.fr

I only asked him for repairs (and I can certify that Mr. plasse is particularly good at adjusting movements), byt you will see on his website : http://www.charlesplasse.com that his speciality is restoration of vintage watches.

Regards,

Julnik.

PS: I send you by private message some information about a BAD experience I had in versailles, which I prefer not to publish.

[Charlie]

Nice watch indeed, you’ve got to re-plated the case too ! The mono-pushers are getting rare and rarest !

Charlie

[Charlie]

You watch isn’t so old, I date it from the end of the 30s, around. Previously the dial was made of enamel.

Regards

[witti]

Merci bien
Thanks a lot for the information!
Probably you are right. The first service signed on the back is from 1939….

[Invité]

witti a écrit:

Merci bien
Thanks a lot for the information!
Probably you are right. The first service signed on the back is from 1939….

I feel like pissing in the wind…

[Ratkiller]

julnik a écrit:

witti a écrit:

Merci bien
Thanks a lot for the information!
Probably you are right. The first service signed on the back is from 1939….

I feel like pissing in the wind…

Si tu as envie de te rincer les dents, ne te prive pas.

[Invité]

Qui pisse contre le vent se rince les dents, c’est ça?

[Ratkiller]

Ben oui, I feel like signifie "j’ai envie de", aussi.

[voxduc25]

julnik a écrit:

Qui pisse contre le vent se rince les dents, c’est ça?

Il me semble , Fam se mets a l’anglais

[Auteur]

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