ARBAlexWatchesWatch snobs say you'll ruin a vintage mechanical chronograph if you don't spend hundreds on a service every 5 years. I picked up this rare vintage Eska chronograph in South America over 25 years ago. The original bracelet is a wobbly mess, it’s never been opened by a watchmaker since I've owned it, and it’s still ticking strong today. Would you risk running a vintage piece unserviced, or are we just paranoid?
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Morning folks Is this one of the best-kept secrets in vintage Swiss watchmaking? ⏱️🔥 Rare 1970s Eska Chronograph Ref. 4601. Featuring a stunning panda dial, vibrant orange chronograph hands, date window at 6 o'clock, and best of all—its original factory-signed Eska bracelet! Founded in 1918 by Silvan Kocher (S-K = Eska), this Swiss microbrand produced absolute heat during the golden age of mechanical chronographs. Would you add this to your collection? Let me know in the comments! 👇 Subscribe to ARBALEXWATCHES for more rare vintage watch finds, specs, and reviews! #EskaWatch #VintageChronograph #ARBALEXWATCHES #SwissWatch #WatchesOfYouTube #WatchCollecting #VintageWatch #WatchTok #Horology #PandaDial
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