The dial aperture has a minute disc that runs continuously and functions like a flyback chrono. When you press the pusher, the disc flies back to zero and starts counting the elapsed minutes again. It was used to time the expiration of 1 hour parking meters back in the day! Love quirky watches like this:)
The dial aperture has a minute disc that runs continuously and functions like a flyback chrono. When you press the pusher, the disc flies back to zero and starts counting the elapsed minutes again. It was used to time the expiration of 1 hour parking meters back in the day! Love quirky watches like this:)
Can’t stop- It’s always going 😂but if you’re looking to time something, just press the pusher at the 2 o’clock position and the the entire disc flies back to zero and starts counting again!
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Ohh that’s an interesting one!
That is exceptional!
No more words
You gotta tell us how it works!
Very cool I saw one from JLC once with a similar complication.
That is exceptional!
Thank you!! 🤛 One of my ultimate favorites in the collection.
You gotta tell us how it works!
The dial aperture has a minute disc that runs continuously and functions like a flyback chrono. When you press the pusher, the disc flies back to zero and starts counting the elapsed minutes again. It was used to time the expiration of 1 hour parking meters back in the day! Love quirky watches like this:)
The dial aperture has a minute disc that runs continuously and functions like a flyback chrono. When you press the pusher, the disc flies back to zero and starts counting the elapsed minutes again. It was used to time the expiration of 1 hour parking meters back in the day! Love quirky watches like this:)
How do you start-stop it?
How do you start-stop it?
Can’t stop- It’s always going 😂but if you’re looking to time something, just press the pusher at the 2 o’clock position and the the entire disc flies back to zero and starts counting again!
That's a rare find! I hope that I come across one, someday 😍
Love this watch and the strap is beautiful