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New watch alert - Minerva Pythagore
I remember when I saw the Pythagore for the first time, about 15 years ago. That was the dream watch, but too expensive for the young watch afficionado. Now thanks to my friend (who found NOS) since yesterday I am the happy owner of the 34mm Pythagore equipped with Cal. 48. It is the same design like KMII piece, but it seems that the early series - the Cal. 48 is in raw version without geneva stripes. Anyway, beautiful dial, hands and case design, I am very happy 
New watch alert - Minerva Pythagore
I remember when I saw the Pythagore for the first time, about 15 years ago. That was the dream watch, but too expensive for the young watch afficionado. Now thanks to my friend (who found NOS) since yesterday I am the happy owner of the 34mm Pythagore equ...
This is a very cool reference
that gets more and more difficult to get, let alone in NOS condition. Well done!
What a find.
You must be very thankful to your industrious friend for tracking this down. 34mm looks very good.
Very elegant. The two tone dial and big XII make this watch really interesting.
I have also seen images of a pilot version of this watch.
Livius [log-in: deBalzac] owns the very same . . .
. . . Pythagore and has accumulated countless honors in Wrist Scan participation over the years. It's as close to perfection as a watch can get . . . ...
It's the lighting, David . . .
. . . there's no difference in coloration between dial and subdial. Art
