Omega Chronostop - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

I was looking for a divisive and unusual chronograph, and after much research, I came across the Omega Chronostop, a real favorite. I took the time to find one with almost all the original parts (it's hard to get the strap and the plexiglass) and without a date; I'm usually part of the "no date" team. The watch dates from 1968 and is equipped with the caliber 865 (920 without a date), which has a cam-driven chronograph with only the seconds hand, which still works perfectly today and which I'll let you admire for y…

This OMEGA Chronostop 145.007 pleased me with its image of a technical watch. Another piece of watchmaking history that I looked for after coming across photos. What? ... A single-pusher chronograph? How does it work? I discovered this piece of history the history of the OMEGA brand and its positioning with timekeeping. A watch in the rather special Seamaster collection from the end of the 60s. And here I am, one thing leading to another, hunting down a model just to see! It has presence even in its 39 mm dial beca…