Telmetre 1940s?? Watch

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Sharing this pre-war Swiss telemeter wristwatch to see if anyone here has encountered similar examples or can help with attribution. It features a black gilt multi-scale dial with telemeter/tachymeter markings, radium Arabic numerals, and a running small-seconds subdial at 9 o’clock; the opposing scale at 3 appears decorative, typical of 1930s chronograph-style telemeter designs rather than a true chronograph. The ~34 mm stainless steel snap-back case (Fond Acier Inoxydable) houses a manual-wind movement that’s currently running. The caseback engraving “DONT FORGET LINDY” ?? Lindberg??appears period-appropriate. Curious if anyone recognizes this dial layout or associated ébauche makers

 
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It is difficult to tell what this is when someone has stripped out the parts that make the chronograph work.
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It is difficult to tell what this is when someone has stripped out the parts that make the chronograph work.
gatorcpa
Thanks
 
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Hey good morning, if you all ever happen to see a good forties or fifties omega for sale at any website, feel free to let me know.I'm trying to get a nice honest piece. You all have a great week. I looked at both omega enthusiasts and addict and they seem to have nice pieces and a good reputation, but a bit pricey. Have a great week!

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