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: any detailed insight into them?
:
: i picked these two up real cheap on ebay...i
: mean 15 for one and 20bucks for the other.
: both work fine. pretty fun to play with. the
: interesting thing is the bmw marked one has
: hong kong on the plastic case back and is
: obviously cheaper in design than the other
: which has no marking of country of origin
: anywhere on it. thanks in advance for any
: insight, thoughts, etc.
: j.h.
Doesn't "Swiss Made" indicate country of origin for the RH Microsplit? I was under the impression that that designation can only be used if the watch was actually assembled in Switzerland.
Microsplits with LCD displays were introduced in the late '70s and widely marketed to the auto racing community. I have a Model 310 from about '79, used to time my laps in qualifying and during the races (FF).
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