Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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A total of ten, if memory serves correct . . .
. . . and issued with chronometer competition movements . . .
. . . located in one of Zenith's workshops. Notice the movement number printed on the dial along with 'Neuchatel' in place of 'Swiss'.
Both photos courtesy Bill Sohne, our first Omega forum moderator; he's owned three original cal 135 chronometers, is down to one now.
Best,
Art
Zenith Cal 135.
Too bad they don't make movements like that anymore.... Nice decoration, big balance wheel... All we like, here. Best, Nicolas ...
That’s for sure…
The legendary calibre135 really has a special place in the history of horology with over 230 Chronometry prizes !
Your photo does do justice to the beauty of this Legend 👍
Bravo Nico, superb pic 🤩👍👏👏
A lovely shot 👌🏻🙌🏻👏🏻
And a legendary movement. Didn’t they release a small series reissue some years back? 🧐
A total of ten, if memory serves correct . . .
. . . and issued with chronometer competition movements . . . . . . located in one of Zenith's workshops. Notice the movement number printed on the dial along with 'Neuchatel' in place of 'Swiss'. Both photos courtesy Bill Sohne, our first Omega forum mod...
The Cal. 135 is a Legend indeed and the big balance wheel reminded me of this one
from Hajime Asaoka Source and Credit: Robin aka jrwong23 https://www.watchprosite.com/independents/incoming--hajime-asaoka-tsunami/16.1366306.12085371/ ...
What a fantastic movement
I wish more of the mid-level manufactures like Zenith or JLC or Blancpain would do movements like these. They can at once be a 'return to the manufacture's roots' AND a way of following the path blazed by the fancy high priced independents at more accessi...