LM-7 Chronometer has landed

[DeepKanagawa]

Just received the LM-7 Chronometer today. I absolutely love this watch, the look, feel and design are perfect!!
I also have to give a shout-out to Mitch, He absolutely went above and beyond to make me a happy and loyal customer.





I am now thinking of getting a PVD LM-1 with black dial and hands to wear when I take this out on the rocks. do you think it would go?

[Eric L.]

Congrats - first chronometer dial I've seen on the LM-7. I've had my regular LM-7 for a while now and it is a fine timepiece, Mitch did a good job with this one.

[Arthur]

Is the chronometer option available? Or was this a one time deal? i went to the website and didn't see it offered.

Happy Easter to all.

Arthur

[Malyel]

I am now thinking of getting a PVD LM-1 with black dial and hands to wear when I take this out on the rocks. do you think it would go?

Very nice, I went with the LM-2 chronograph. Check out this thread Four Wheeling With My OCEAN7 - TONS of Pictures for a previous Jeep/O7 weekend.

[DeepKanagawa]

Is the chronometer option available? Or was this a one time deal? i went to the website and didn't see it offered.

Happy Easter to all.

Arthur

Yes they are. Just call or email Mitch to make sure he has the kind you want and how much.

[MitchSF]

I'm glad you're happy with it! Thanks!

They are not advertised on the site at the moment because we only have a few, both LM-1 (black and full lume dials), and LM-7 (black and blue dials).

The movement is the ETA 2824-2 COSC chronometer with blued screws, Geneva waves, and a logo engraved rotor. Chronometer certificates are included with each watch. The cost is $300 additional.

Mitch

[stockae92]

the chronometer text on LM-7 looks awesome

[Broker]

The chronometer on the dial looks REALLY good. Anybody know the steps for getting these certified? I'm just curious about the process. I've heard tons about chronometer certified watches but don't really know what steps they take.

[Nalu]

The chronometer on the dial looks REALLY good. Anybody know the steps for getting these certified? I'm just curious about the process. I've heard tons about chronometer certified watches but don't really know what steps they take.

I could cut and paste, but the Wikipedia explanation is very good. COSC's own site is less concise.

[Sean779]

I could cut and paste, but the Wikipedia explanation is very good. COSC's own site is less concise.

from the Wikipedia article...

"Fine regulation and chronometer characteristics of a watch can be destroyed in seconds by a rough and inexperienced hand."

interesting and something to keep in mind