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Condition
Excellent
Material
Steel
Place of production
Switzerland
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Description
Official Chronometer of the Munich 1972 Olympics. Interest in a collection is evident. Omega was the official Chronometer of the Olympics. After five years of negotiations, the Swiss Watchmaking Federation, Longines and Omega founded the Société Suisse de Chronométrage Sportif SA in 1972, which soon took the name Swiss Timing. Heuer joined in 1973. This marriage led to the sharing of timekeeping responsibilities between the various brands, depending on the event and the discipline. For example, at the 1972 Munich Games, Longines took charge of various events, including swimming, cycling, boxing and gymnastics. Mono button Chronometer Mechanical Watch Date at 9h Very rare Original Bracelet
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Official Chronometer of the Munich 1972 Olympics.
Interest in a collection is evident. Omega was the official Chronometer of the Olympics. After five years of negotiations, the Swiss Watchmaking Federation, Longines and Omega founded the Société Suisse de Chronométrage Sportif SA in 1972, which soon took the name Swiss Timing. Heuer joined in 1973. This marriage led to the sharing of timekeeping responsibilities between the various brands, depending on the event and the discipline. For example, at the 1972 Munich Games, Longines took charge of various events, including swimming, cycling, boxing and gymnastics.
Mono button Chronometer
Mechanical Watch
Date at 9h
Very rare Original Bracelet
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