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Very nice machine indeed !
I have the same, mine is from 1992 apparently but no specific provenance it was not used on a prestigious ship. Here-after a few pictures:
And pictures of the movement when I "corked" it for smooth transportation (despite being built to survive sea conditions, they are actually very fragile and I read that the balance should be "corked" before transportation. The idea of shirt collar underwire came out of my wild imagination ! 
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Curious to read about the origins of yours !
Whenever My Ship's Chronometer Runs Out Of Juice...
... it always seems to be at 4:20. Happy Tuesday, Everyone. Go Lakers! -Scott ...
This Beauty Was...
... Recently serviced a month ago and runs with absolute precision. I'm waiting on a new macro lens for my sony a7. At which point I will share all details about this clock and its accompanying deck watch. The provenance is most impressive.
Very nice machine indeed !
I have the same, mine is from 1992 apparently but no specific provenance it was not used on a prestigious ship. Here-after a few pictures: And pictures of the movement when I "corked" it for smooth transportation (despite being built to survive sea condit...
Wow... WOW...
... Great specimen you have there. It may take a bit, what with The NBA Finals and all, but I was told this one was destined for a Russian Destroyer. All of the paperwork is in Russian so I had it translated.
