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Whilst surfing around a bit I spotted this dial.
I've never seen this before.
Whilst I fully realise that it could be a redial, I wonder if anyone out there has seen this before. ( no "Swiss Made" markings also support this theory )
Day/Date so not an 861 / 321 / 1040
It could be a 1045 dial ( hide the 24 hrs sub dial at 12:00 ) or possibly a 1255 ( speedsonic - but I think the day/date is wrong for that ).
Also since the 45 Min marker is red, I assume it has a central minute counter... 1045...
I'm guessing that this was made for a watch used primarily to time sports events. eg football Soccer has 2 45 minute halves.
I know that Omega have made some FIFA wathces over the years but these are clearly marked so.
Anyone out there know anything ?
S.
Hi Guys,
It looks like seconds (or minutes ) in the 09:00 subdial & hrs in the 06:00 sub dial.
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