Thanks, love the 146.012’s

 

Merci beaucoup pour tout ces renseignements
Collectionneurs omega et surtout dynamic et chronostop il m'a été très utile voici une photo de mes 146.012

 

Je pense que c'est un effet de la luminosité sur ces cadran magnifiques car c'est le gris à gauche voir autre photo

 

Le blanc a des teinte crème resplendissante ausdi

 

Voici le mien - Here is mine

 

Love these…

 

Hi there im probably too late on the discussion but here are my 3 beauties

 

Can only be a minute late with these



Calibre 920 has only 60 second accumulator

 

Here is my Fume Grey Chronostop DeVille. Awesome dial.

 

Hi Ashley

Since I suspect there are few people who know more about the Chronostop than you, I will address this technical question to you. I very recently acquired a 145.009 with the standard dial orientation. It runs quite well on the timegrapher, but I still intend to have it serviced before wearing it regularly. I was re-reading your review of the model and I realized that my pusher only executes two functions, not three. The first push starts the chrono hand, and the second push resets it....foregoing the "stop" function. Is this a common problem, and would you know which components are responsible for the failure? I ask, because I would like to source the part(s) before I send it to my watchmaker. I appreciate you taking the time to entertain this request, thank you.

jimmy

 

Hi Ashley

Thank you for the update! It works exactly as you just described, and a huge relief for me. You are the most significant figure in the Omega enthusiast world as far as I am concerned. I read all your articles, and always learn more than I anticipated. Take care.

jimmy

 

I am sure you know the inner space of that world far better than I, so Bill, Mike, Erich, and the MWO authors will be subjects of my research agenda. I must say, you are very humble for someone who seems to be the face of OmegaForums. Good on you