Omega

Here are the pictures I promised to post. In a collection of fine Vintage Chronographs, you should think about a Longines, especially the 13 ZN, and this one. The other are cool, such as the Jardur, Mathey Tissot, Breguet and so on, but these two are play...  

The fancy dial or the gorgeous movement. I shared your post with two GTG members and the response was a loud Wow! Cheers, Nilo

With the Longines 13 ZN, certainly one of the nicest Chronograph. Maybe we could include a few Minervas on the King's category. Best, Nicolas

. . . survived the decades in such excellent condition. The presumption that Omega's chronographs were put to use is a fair one, I think. The first owner might have been a pilot or doctor, and would've employed it occupationally. That's the elusive qualit... 

The Lystery of History... I like that a lot, Art. Best, my friend. Nicolas

A real stunner and one I would love to have in my own collection. The case, the dial, the movement - what's not to love.

Yes truly a magnificent watch! I agree with everything you write bar one or two things. Such a watch, unless bought from someone who does not know what this watch is, is going to come near the price of one of these watches that you mention. I'd also put s... 

It combinates a strong look and a superior " engine "... IMO. Best, Nicolas

Not that it is the topic of this thread, but alas, not a watch that we see very often on this forum. Best. Z'

and livelier every time and each time I look at it. Cheers, Francois

There was not only one watch which the 33.3 movement, as you know. There are some other chronos which are worth a visit, too. Damn dilemma! Best Nicolas