I have developed that thing:
When I see orange chrono hand, I immediately get attracted.
Have you got any in your collection?
If yes, please share.

 

Lovely example you have there & I can see the attraction , there's something quite appealing about orange on a watch. Don't want it overdone but it does stand out in a crowd & I like it . My only orange chrono handed watch is the MKII racing dial ,& I think it's the business .

 

This one is very special and I didnt buy finally, but was thinking about it. Combo orange hand and sub-dial rims got. Bucherer from seventies. (Image courtesy - chronotrader, private sale offering)

 

from 1972 build by Heuer

 

Ultraman.

 

And this is one ORANGE hand I like very much, I am looking for decent piece some time, Bucherer 817. (This particular piece & photo credits - offered by wannabuyawatch.com)

 

Of course.
And picture not needed, obviously

 

would it be a different case shape, would go to my bucket list. nice one.

 

abrahamovic i have seen the Bucherer version also in another steel case like the 176.xxx Seamaster Chronograph

 

My 3570.40:

 

There's a more conventional slim cased version but either is pretty rare. I've found one other example like mine and 3-4 slim cased versions online.

 

Here we go

 

yes, but the date position is the thing. This one is more clean. But what I really love about the other model is weird date position implemented into seconds sub-dial. Strange position combined with grey dial. Magic.

 

The last one for today, I promise.
I am really sorry I missed this one. But looking on it again, I think I will look around for it again.
(photo credit shucktheoyster)

 

nice Tissot but i like it with the 12 hours counter.
This is my Lemania ref. 9803 powered Lemania 1340 from 1972

 

Another vote for the Japan racing LE. I regret selling this one about 3 days before prices spiked...

 

auch

 

Now a Big Bertha - my Breitling 816: