No sub dial chronographs? Please share if you know any!
A recent article in Fratello on Seiko 5717-8990 Monopusher Chronograph from 1964 triggered me and also reminded me of a kind of a grail watch that I never managed to buy - Sinn EZM 1.1.
I am really interested in these very clean and highly functional chronographs without subdials or only one subdial! If you know of some chronographs like this please share, I would appreciate!
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Milos
Obsessed with tool pieces which tell time and a tooltastic story
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The Damasko DC72 would be an example. Measuring seconds and minutes. Instead of minutes and hours.
Patek Philippe 5975 Multiscale Chronograph is probably the pinnacle of the genre.
The Damasko DC72 would be an example. Measuring seconds and minutes. Instead of minutes and hours.
To add to this, the DC80/82 (no date/date), which have an external rotating bezel and ice hardened case compared to the fixed bezel, surface hardened case of the DC70/72.
To add to this, the DC80/82 (no date/date), which have an external rotating bezel and ice hardened case compared to the fixed bezel, surface hardened case of the DC70/72.
thanks, forgot about it
The Damasko DC72 would be an example. Measuring seconds and minutes. Instead of minutes and hours.
Thanks... German watch making just got way more interesting
To add to this, the DC80/82 (no date/date), which have an external rotating bezel and ice hardened case compared to the fixed bezel, surface hardened case of the DC70/72.
Thanks
Patek Philippe 5975 Multiscale Chronograph is probably the pinnacle of the genre.
Wow
That seamaster is very much my cup of tea :)