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77deluxe
路Thanks propervinyl.
Medical watches
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khanmu
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Rasputin
路Or buy him/her a three hander with an easy to read dial, count the pulse for 15 seconds (using the easy to read second hand). Multiply by 4. Voila! Dr's Watch.
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ConElPueblo
路What model is it?
It's a modern "museum" edition - "MD's Watch" : https://www.omegawatches.com/watches/specialities/museum/product/
I know that @Superdoc has one and I am sure that the price is eye-watering. Limited to 1938 pieces, too.
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albertob
路What about Nomos and their collection of doctors without borders??
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They are on the list... also added Oris Flying Doctor range, as well as some mentioned here (apart from the one ConElPueblo has mentioned - if I ever find one of those, I'm keeping it..) . My preference though is to try and find something "vintage"..:
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chipsotoole
路When I was looking for my Chronostop I remember reading lots of user reviews, but the one that stuck was the Paramedic who'd been using his for 20 years at accidents. no bezels or scales to look at , just a stupid simple stopwatch. I particularly like the rounder version made for the italian Market (his)..as opposed to the slimmer standard version...(hers)
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propervinyl
路Thanks. I deserve that. It was late.
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TexOmega
路https://danhenrywatch.com/products/1939#acc-1
Bonus, if he is also a pilot.
and this would dovetail with a Hamilton for her, esthetically.
Bonus, if he is also a pilot.
and this would dovetail with a Hamilton for her, esthetically.
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mac_omega
路What about a vintage Tisssot pulsation chrono?
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Pfft, that's just a rip-off of the Dan Henry above.
No, wait...
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Canuck
路1930 Rolex Prince Observatory duo-dial "doctor's" watch. Note the over-sized sub dial with prominent minutes chapter ring. Adjusted to six positions, micrometer regulator, 18-jewels. The only one I have ever seen that is a chronometer version. Gold filled case. I am the second owner. Same movement as used in the Gruen version. Movement by Aegler, I believe.
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bubba48
路It isn't a Prince but.....
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khanmu
路So - found the first watch (for him) - ended up finding a NOS Tissot TR 516 from the 70s that has both a pulsations scale and a tachymetre scale..
For her, I'm looking a for a black dial Hamilton Seckron or a nice Bulova Surgeon... will post photos and prices in due course...
For her, I'm looking a for a black dial Hamilton Seckron or a nice Bulova Surgeon... will post photos and prices in due course...
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Skrotis
路1930 Rolex Prince Observatory duo-dial "doctor's" watch. Note the over-sized sub dial with prominent minutes chapter ring. Adjusted to six positions, micrometer regulator, 18-jewels. The only one I have ever seen that is a chronometer version. Gold filled case. I am the second owner. Same movement as used in the Gruen version. Movement by Aegler, I believe.
The Alpina-Gruen early non chronometer version whit balance guard
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