Now that's a great looking watch! Might have to look for one of those..

 

Lemania (Dolmy badged) calibre 181 Hybrid 1/100th chronograph. About 200 prototype movements believed to have been made.

More info in this thread: http://omegaforums.net/threads/lema...oype-with-unknown-speedmaster-relative.13081/

 

This just in, I took a bit of a gamble as the chrono isn't resetting correctly and I have some doubts about the dial. Blake at scotchwatch thought it original, it's with a watchmaker now so more pics when it comes back

 

Not mine and I am not after it but an interesting concept:


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dinamo-vi...958693093?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item4866951ae5Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

Interesting watch. The tinterweb draws a complete blank on that one!

 

Not really a chronograph but a 60 minute countdown timer. Here's mine.

 

Here's another interesting Seiko from the early 70's, a 7016-8001 flyback column wheel chrono. The counter at 6 o'clock is a 30 min/12 hour totalizer for the chrono. As a side note, Enicar also used this movement in their Mantagraph model.

 

It´s not a Heuer, but a original Dugena with Cal. 11 from the end of 60´s.

 

My Seamaster Yachting...the lower-cost alternative to owning a boat.

 

Yema Sous Marine chrono from 1976.



Mercurial grey dial.



Unadorned Valjoux 7754 inside.



Not so sous marine, really... only rated to 40m.



Original bracelet.



Part of a spacey mid-70s collection, advertised here with some quartz siblings.

 

A very cool Yema, MMMD! Here is another one from the 70's...

 

Solid copper dial makes it slightly unusual?

 

Trying to capture how blue the sub hands are, not so good a result.... I need to learn more about photography.

 

Almost a year gone by since the OP and still going
I'll throw in my Seamaster with the 861 engine, don't see very many around.

 

Recent pick up from a fellow OF member...Love the copper dial on this one-powered by a transitional Landeron 48.

 

I think you did a good job. It's difficult to capture all the sub dial hands @ once...
oh , and , hot watch!

 

Not mine or better said, not yet mine yet. I am seriously taken by this retro look Tissot Janeiro, so may not be able to resist the urge....SS case automatic, 3333 made in total. If you like a busy dial, this is it!

 

Lew and Huey