amanico
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Excelsior Park Swedish Army Chronograph.
Credit picture: Watches of Knightbridge. 
It is not only a very nice chronograph with an excellent manual winding in house movement ( EP 4, if my memory serves me well ), it is also a watch I didn't suspect it was used by the Swedish Army.
It was auctioned some 6 months ago, and I sadly missed it.
Best,
Nicolas
Vintage
Discover the Girard-Perregaux Chronograph ref 6557, an underappreciated vintage timepiece with a classic design and Excelsior Park-based movement.
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Excelsior Park Swedish Army Chronograph.
Credit picture: Watches of Knightbridge. It is not only a very nice chronograph with an excellent manual winding in house movement ( EP 4, if my memory serves me well ), it is also a watch I didn't suspect it was used by the Swedish Army. It was auctioned...
Nice one!
Simple and classic. It's hard to find anything to dislike. Sorry you missed it at auction. M4
Case maker
Me again, bringing chrono threads back from the dead lately. I have noticed that both the Japanese and Swedish army EPs have the same cases, particularly noteworthy is the triangle faceted lugs. The Zenith with 143-6 (EP4) for the Yugoslav army has the sa...
That one has a different case
The pushers are also different from the ones above. It’s certainly not all EP movement chronos that have this case with triangle faceted lugs. Thanks for sharing yours!