One for omega fans
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https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/omega-resumes-pr...
No doubt to be used in the 50th anniversary Speedmaster.
No doubt to be used in the 50th anniversary Speedmaster.
It's almost as if Omega made the Cal 321 isn't it? Even the CEO is at pains to point out: 'We produced the last one in 1968', even though Omega themselves have stated in the past that the movements were designed and made by Lemania, Lemania being at that time in SIHH group to provide the movements for Omega [high end] and Tissot [lower end].
The base calibre is the Lemania CH27 which was also used by AP and Patek, the guy that designed it was a genius [Albert Piguet] - he had a prototype automatic chronograph in 1947 [put to bed as management thought there would be 'no demand'] over 20 years before the 'big three'.
It's a petty point but one that wouldn't have to be made if Omega had been a little less enthusiastic about their revised history...
I wonder if Rolex will replicate the Zenith movement for their Cosmograph historical riff?
The base calibre is the Lemania CH27 which was also used by AP and Patek, the guy that designed it was a genius [Albert Piguet] - he had a prototype automatic chronograph in 1947 [put to bed as management thought there would be 'no demand'] over 20 years before the 'big three'.
It's a petty point but one that wouldn't have to be made if Omega had been a little less enthusiastic about their revised history...
I wonder if Rolex will replicate the Zenith movement for their Cosmograph historical riff?
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