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Hi and thanks for input and interest 😀
First - yes I bought this watch in the late 90's from Bjarne Arentz relatives. Mr Arentz was participant in the Olympic Winter games in St. Mortiz in 1948 and in World Championship in Aspen in 1950.He won several national titles in downhill, slalom, alpine combination and water skiing (!). He grew up in the Holmenkollen area in Oslo, and studied engineering an Germany. He passed away in 2017 at the age of 89
So - to the watch: The reference number indicates 2 (steel) 2 (chronograph) 4 (caliber 285). I think the case is correct to the movement and the case. However there are several variations (3 reg chronos, rectangular pushers, different case shapes). Cannot be sure.
There might not suppose to be be a "spacer" or a movement ring. The watch is currently at my watchmaker, I have given him the challenge to sort things out regarding the "loose" movement 😀 I also discovered a broken "arm" just below where the caliber 285 is stamped. Anyone knows the name or part number ?
The length of the chrono sweep should be around 16 mm (given the diameter of the 285 is 31,7 mm
broken arm is a Minute counter jumper
buy here-
https://watchparts24.de/Minute-counter-jumper-30-min-8270-compatible-to-UNIVERSAL-GENEVE-285