Seamaster Chronostop
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Omega Chronostop!
We are pleased to offer you an Omega Chronostop with the reference 145.008 from 1967.
Omega introduced the first Chronostop in 1966 – as a more affordable alternative within the Seamaster line. What makes the Chronostop special is its unusual design as a chronograph: Unlike classic models, which usually feature additional totalizers for minutes or hours, the Chronostop completely dispenses with these. The watch is intended exclusively for measuring short time intervals. The orange seconds hand is started via the pusher at 2 o'clock. To stop and read the elapsed time, you hold down the pusher – when you release it, the hand immediately jumps back to its starting position at 12 o'clock. Additionally, you can measure different time intervals by adjusting the inner bezel ring via the crown at 11 o'clock.
Our Chronostop was fully serviced at Omega in Switzerland in 2016 and received the "red card" as matching numbers. During this service, the dial as well as the hands were replaced.
The condition of the watch is excellent. The case is in very good condition. The case is neither worn down nor are there any dents or scratches visible.
The watch comes on a Tropical Strap.
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Specifications
- Year
- approx. 1967
- Case
- Steel
- Strap
- Rubber
- Crystal
- Acrylic glass
- Diameter
- 41 mm
- Dial
- Black
- Orig. papers
- No / Omega Service Documents
- Orig. box
- No / AoT box
- Caliber
- 865, Hand-cranked
- Warranty
- 1 year
- Condition
- Very good
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