Crosspostje van ander forum:
Did a trade with an eldery gentleman who had this watch for years. One of the things I like very much about watches is researching them and I uncovered some interesting facts. The movement is a very rare Landeron 251.
It works as follows:
Crown fully in: stop, start and zeroing of chronograph by twisting the crown clock- or counter clockwise.
Crown one detent out: winding of the the main spring.
Crown in the outmost position: setting the time.
(courtesy:
ebay seller)
More on Nicolet watches here:
clickIt seems that a similar one, sold by James Dowling, is part of the collection of the
British Museum.
