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Cpt Scarlet's original post highlights a significant Omega chronograph, emphasizing its historical importance at the Los Angeles Olympics and its role in establishing Omega's legacy in precision sports timekeeping. This piece serves as a powerful reminder of how instrumental accurate horology is to major sporting events, making the games meaningful. Cpt Scarlet's keen eye for detail brings this often-overlooked aspect of watchmaking history to the forefront for new and seasoned collectors alike.
but a bit cruel -- they know some us want to see the movement!
The history and the beautiful details are in my opinion exceptional. You can see why Omega has such a rich history of precision timekeeping.
Thank you for giving us your thoughts on this. I will be making a separate post on the movement for this chronograph and very soon.
And yes, they most certainly would! That at least is one area, where chronographs might still have a use. In theory π But we will continue enjoying them irrespective πππ»
How many times in Olympic history has this been the deciding factor. Many thanks Captain
Hope you have a great Olympic weekend.
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