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A most interesting scan Derek. I was curious to see what the watch looks like once I read Cinthea's descriptioon.
Do you own one as well, or did you borrow the scan?
: That is likely a REAL Omega Chronostop--and one
: HECK of a great yardsale find.
: Some versions were made turned 90 degrees for
: ease of use if worn on the understide of the
: wrist.
: In good to excellent condition, it is probably
: worth $350-500!
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