Lip Mach 2000 Owner Review : Unique, iconic and recognizable

There was a before and after Dialicious… Thanks to Xavier and all of you, I learned a lot about watchmaking. I remain a novice, but the way I look at these timekeepers that we are passionate about is different and I thank you for that. So I set out to find an old watch. No need to look far, because it had come back to me, lying around in some box somewhere in the family home. I just had to find it. When I finally got my hands on it, I understood that a vintage watch required more attention, especially the lack of sapphire crystal. After a return trip to Lip for a complete overhaul. Despite this, I had to send it back twice because it stopped unexpectedly. Aaaah old mechanics! I love wearing my 1975 Mach 2000, even if its case is thin, its thick strap stands out on the wrist, making it a virile watch. Whether you like its atypical design or not, it will be the talk of the town. (Thank you Mr Tallon) I love the flash of its orange second hand and the inscription "electronic" which attests to the state of the watch industry in the 70s with its mechanical movement powered... by a battery, like the pacemaker of a sick heart.