Show your Chronos

[ac11111]

My current two

[97BlackC5]

My current 4

[magpie215]

I'm diver heavy Chrono light....think there is room for one more.....maybe

[david stinson]

Well, you did ask ...

Nice Tutima.

[Dale Arnold]

Had this for over a decade. Never gets worn but the 45 minute register was acting up so brought it in for a overhaul.Back and running like it used to.

[notnowkato]

[Sinnlover]

That is very smart, does it have a designation?
(I also have that book - it’s a fun read when using the app that supports it)

[notnowkato]

That is very smart, does it have a designation?
(I also have that book - it’s a fun read when using the app that supports it)

I think they are known as a Mk 5.
The app for the book is, as you say, quite fun. I must settle down and go through it properly.

[Sinnlover]

I think they are known as a Mk 5.
The app for the book is, as you say, quite fun. I must settle down and go through it properly.

Cheers, I like it, having googled it it seems there was a L5100 powered version as well. Very nice.

[Tetlee]

I think they are known as a Mk 5.
The app for the book is, as you say, quite fun. I must settle down and go through it properly.

That's a Teutonic, made for the German market. Almost bought one many times in the past, they were so cheap for years! Not any more though.

[levkov]

Some of my favourite chronos - live and breath vintage, in case you couldn't tell :D Valjoux 72, Zenith El Primero, Valjoux 72, Omega 321, Angelus 217

[number2]

I've tried to like chronographs from a humble Seagull 1963 to a Zenith Daytona, all now gone.. Though I'm quite taken by the upcoming Timefactors Mission Timer.

[deepdivedaz]

Bremont Alt1c 7750 with nice case back.

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