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Not quite a chronograph
Although I could be wrong that appears to be a stopwatch rather than a chrono, that is it allows timing of events but doesn't also keep time.
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rare stanless steel keyless split second chronograph
What do you think of this rare stanless steel keyless split second chronograph with central 12 hour and 60 minute registers? You give me some information beyond that derived from the tematic auction "OMEGAMANIA" (Antiquorum Geneve 14-15 April 2007 page176...
Not quite a chronograph
Although I could be wrong that appears to be a stopwatch rather than a chrono, that is it allows timing of events but doesn't also keep time. A
It is a Stopwatch....
Hi monseigneur First off I think these are some the "unknown Omegas" that are just brilliant. Your example is a triple register stopwatch with split seconds. I have s two register version somewhere in a box , will dig it out for you this weekend. I also h...
This is...
Here is my "Olympic" ratrappante (=split second) watch. It can be used like a pocket watch as it shows "normal time indication" with hour and minute hand and a sunk sub dial for the constant seconds "at six". Besides this it can be used as a split second...