Post your vintage chronograph

[river rat]

Here is one of mine.

[Beau8]

Looks terrific~Cheers!

[Gravina]

by Orfina - Lemania 5100



Cheers

[flori78]

@gravina

Pls stop posting again in this thread. We can't afford these beauties of your collection. :D

[Gravina]

@gravina

Pls stop posting again in this thread. We can't afford these beauties of your collection. :D

Thanks




Namaste

[bongo]

Here's a few of mine Don't know too much about the Pierce though, so any info/comments much appreciated.

[Hartmut Richter]

All I can say is that the totalizer arrangement shows that it must have an in-house movement (Cal. 134), must therefore be from somewhere between the late forties and the early sixties and that this movement has the first example of the modern vertical clutch which is used by most modern makers since it ensures a jump-free start of the chronograph.

http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-...swk&Pierce_134

Hartmut Richter

[Eeeb]

Wow... this thread is just chock full of nice Chronos!!!

Thanks for all who posted. Here are some of mine for which I have online pics...

A Heuer 3000 circa 1983:




It is based on a Lemania LWO 283:




The same watch, essentially, but with a quartz module instead of a mechanical module (circa 1986):


(I have since decased this movement and moved it to a NOS Heuer 2000 salesman sample dial/case that came without a movement!)

A nice Rodana based on a Lemania (circa 1955??):







A "Poor man's Heuer" according to OnTheDash... a Heuer Lemania 5100 encased for Torneau (circa 1982):


And my Longines tuning fork chrono (Chronometer certified... kinda rare) (circa 1977):

[JohnnyMonkey]

Hi all First post on here....I'm usually found lurking on the Tissot forum!!

Got a few chrono pics to share with you....hope you like them.

Tissot Navigator with Lemania mov't


My other Navigator


And my Tissot chrono with Valjoux 7734


Thanks for looking

[whifferdill]

Great thread!

Thought I'd throw in my Sinn reconditioned Heuer Bundeswehr to the mix.