Up for auction is this mint Omega Montreal Olympic Games of 1976, case ref. 396.0839 with a calibre 1611. The Chrono-Quartz 1611 developed in-house by Omega in 1975 was launched in 1976 to celebrate the Montreal Summer Olympic Games. 15,000 examples where produced, the first "hybrid" watch in the world with both analogue display for the time functions and LCD (liquid crystal digital) display for the chronograph functions, the two driven by the same quartz resonator More info at: http://www.crazywatches.pl/omega-1611-chrono-quartz-montreal-albatros-1975 Its been one of my favourites but it has to go as I don’t wear it enough and is really too large for my wrist. Case Measurements: 47mm without the crown 50.6mm including the crown and buttons 34mm from lug to lug Good condition brush steel Omega Case,Ref: ST 196.0052. Some light dents. Movement - Perfect condition Quartz movement Cal.1611 in perfect working order. ( I left the stop-watch running so you can see all digits work. Holding the split time button will show the 1/100 sec) Crystal – some light chipping along the bottom edge, you can see it in some photos. Otherwise very good Dial – perfect. Strap – Very good condition with a few faintly visible light scratches. Works Perfectly and just put in new batteries. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Omega-Mo...4993?pt=AU_Watches&hash=item4d111f9801&_uhb=1Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network Auction is starting at $1 and i'd like to get US$1300 as a buy-it-now price.