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·1957. The heyday of Ephrem Jobin.
Captains with cal 133.8 and 71...
...Port Royals with cal 135...
...Cioccolatoni with cal 133.8.
But none of these models appeared on the dust jacket of the lovely little book Zenith published that year.
Instead, it was something more colorful... these cloisonné "smoking watches" in solid gold:
Their movement is depicted only on the dust jacket, not within the book itself, and it is quite distinctive.
The base plates are cut and arranged in the form of a monogram. The Zenith faithful may recognize the initials.
I haven't seen a smoking watch yet, but they are on my list now... and the stogies are ready.
Captains with cal 133.8 and 71...
...Port Royals with cal 135...
...Cioccolatoni with cal 133.8.
But none of these models appeared on the dust jacket of the lovely little book Zenith published that year.
Instead, it was something more colorful... these cloisonné "smoking watches" in solid gold:
Their movement is depicted only on the dust jacket, not within the book itself, and it is quite distinctive.
The base plates are cut and arranged in the form of a monogram. The Zenith faithful may recognize the initials.
I haven't seen a smoking watch yet, but they are on my list now... and the stogies are ready.