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This is, link with some differences in execution, the same approach taken by link other brands doing industrial-level movement manufacturing, including Rolex, Omega, and Oris. You'll notice that machine-executed finishing is not a single style, by the way; every company puts its own link stamp (to make a weak pun) on their movements.

The highlight for lovers of vintage chronographs out of this trio has to be the 1858 Minerva link Monopusher Chronograph Red Arrow link LE88 a limited edition of 88 watches that reference early aviation chronographs produced by Minerva in the 1920s and '30s. Minerva introduced a watch in 1927 with a fluted bezel and an internal countdown rotating bezel following it close to a decade later in 1939 with its first wristwatch link chronograph outfitted with an external rotating bezel and reset functionality.