Beautiful Omega Olympic stopwatch second rattrappante with caliber Omega 1210 - Price: Sold Beautiful Omega Olympic stopwatch second rattrappante with caliber Omega 1210 Beautiful Omega Olympic stopwatch with a round white enamel dial. It is a minute repeater or rattrapante, one of the most complex movements in horology. At 12 o’clock comes a sub dial for the minutes graduated up to 30 minutes. You will see a mark at 14 minutes. On the outer dial you have the minute graduation up to 30 minutes in black and 60 minutes in red. At six o’clock comes the brand and logo in black and Olympic in red. The timepiece comes with two stick hands, black and red. At 12 o’clock come three pushers, the center one with an Onion design. It is surrounded with a buckle to handle it. The watch has a cuvette to separate the case from the movement. It is a caliber Omega 1210 with 15 jewels numbered 1400434 The story of Omega started in 1848 with Louis Brandt when he opened a “Comptoir d’etablissement” a sales office for sub-contracted watch manufacture. In 1880, the brothers Louis Paul and Cesar Brandt set-up a modern watch production unit. In 1889, the company had a production of 100,000 units per year. The name of Omega only appeared in 1903. Omega has developed amazing movements such as the “Labrador” in 1885. In 1917, Omega provided watches to the British army and in 1918 to the American army. In 1957, the speedmaster professional was born and then selected by the NASA in 1965 as the official timekeeper. Today, Omega continues to demonstrate mechanical innovation and remain one of the most prominent brands in the world of watchmakers. Technical details Movement with Caliber Omega1210, 15 jewels numbered 1400434 Measurements Diameter excluding winding crown: 65mm Length including lugs: 65mm Price: Sold .