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: I just received a vintage stopwatch (not a
: Heuer, it is a Minerva). The hands of the
: stopwatch make a full revolution in 60
: seconds, but the number 100 appears at the
: 12 o'clock position, not 60.
: Curious about the scale and what the watch may
: have been used for. Most stopwatches I see
: have either 60 or 30 at the 12 o'clock
: position.
: Any help would be appreciated.
: Thanks
: Tom
Tom,
That sounds like a Decimal Bezel... Follow the link to an ancient document I preparted to relate how to use 4 different types of bezels...
-- Chuck
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