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Chronoswiss from the past
When I first entered this hobby some 20+ years ago, Zenith and Chronoswiss were my starting point.
Had a few of them and have sold all later on, to fund other “better” watches. After all these years, to me, watches of Chronoswiss from the past are still very attractive. Recently encountered a used Pathos, which was really a rare find, clicked “Buy” without a second thought. Turned out it appeared an unused watch to me, lucky me.
I can’t recall any other brands have made a skeleton split second chronograph before, please let me know if there is any.
You cannot actually read the time when you glance at the watch, but time telling is not what this watch was intended for, I guess.
Finally got all my favourite Chronoswiss brothers.
Chronoswiss from the past
When I first entered this hobby some 20+ years ago, Zenith and Chronoswiss were my starting point. Had a few of them and have sold all later on, to fund other “better” watches. After all these years, to me, watches of Chronoswiss from the past are still v...
Here's the OPUS (non-split chronograph)
At least the hours and minutes are on the main "dial" and are large enough to see most of the time. Your Pathos is a great watch too but the subdial time was too small for me to read. Cheers, Cazalea ...
Perrelet made a skeleton rattrapante.
It was less classically styled and very reasonable on the secondary market.