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How do I start. This community has brought me so much joy over the years that I really cannot quantify it in words. One of the many benefits is making new friends that we would never have met anywhere else. Fortunately for me, I have made some amazing and...  

Wear it often and with joy!

I have a Longines chrono from 1923 with the 13.33 movement. Yours is an absolute beauty! Sorry for my bad picture, it is an old one... Dirk ...  

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Truly special and big congrats! I think will look a killer with alligator strap. Like the movement filling up the case nicely. A great addition to your collection!

She is already on an aged nubuck chocolate alligator strap but the photo did not show it well. Here is another photo 😁 ...  

Not only is the breath taking movement but I love the dial even more than the movement with its Breguet hands and numerals.

This old granny actually looks absolutely gorgeous and still quite fresh and young . Now that I seee it I am not surprised you were so excited while waiting for the parcel to arrive… The scars are part of life, of course it is a pity but c'est la vie. You... 

And this is for Ted, you can now officially call me the GILF hunter 🤪🤦‍♂️ (hope no one takes offense 😉)

She looks really cool and pretty

Just look at her ❤😍🔥. How could I say no 🤷‍♂️ BIG LOVE 💘 Even my wife say she thinks it is one of the most beautiful watches I own 🤪😜

Great story and friendship... plus an awesome watch. a 33.3 chrono is a great catch! Enjoy the watch. Superb pics as usual

I hope you have many years of enjoyment and friendship.

Special memories being created.

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Huge congratulations Justin on such an awesome catch. No wonder brands are bringing back re-issues, they look great and stood the test of time.

. . . just a guess on my part. It's one of the first 33.3 CHRO made . . . that distinction alone makes it special. Most are nickel-finished; only the earliest batches were frosted in yellow gold. Art

In 1933, Omega produced this reference in SS with an enamel dial, pulsation scale, and a combo of tachymetre / telemetre. Then in 1934 they made this reference in yellow gold but with a tachymètre / telemetre and as you said the movement was not frosted y...