Monopoussoir Chronographe Hahn-Landeron 15 1/2'"

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

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 : 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.

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

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

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

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...

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.

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

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

julnik a écrit:

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

Il me semble , Fam se mets a l'anglais