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What’s your favourite non-subdial chronograph?
The Agenhor powered Faberge and Singer Reimagined chronographs, as well as watches such as the Sinn EZM1.1 have recently raised the awareness and presence of non-subdial chronographs, a breed that used to be somewhat popular in the more distant past.
Not having seen any of the ‘Agenhor inside’ products live yet, my vote for the nicest one of the category would probably go to the DeBethune DB28 Maxichrono.
In addition to the concept, the very comfortable moving lugs and the StarTrek design, it’s also a rare 36,000vph chronograph (which is not an ElPrimero), endearing it to me even further.
What is your favourite?
Independents
Explore De Bethune's stellar 2014 collection, featuring innovative chronographs, enamel dials, and the DB28 Maxichrono. Discover why it's an 'exit brand'.
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Independents
Explore De Bethune's novelties: DB28GS sport watch, DB25T deadbeat second tourbillon, and Maxichrono. Insights from Geneva and collector impressions.
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What’s your favourite non-subdial chronograph?
The Agenhor powered Faberge and Singer Reimagined chronographs, as well as watches such as the Sinn EZM1.1 have recently raised the awareness and presence of non-subdial chronographs, a breed that used to be somewhat popular in the more distant past. Not ...
Agree with your choice
I think Cartier also made one, but DB one is fantastic! Thx, Dirk
Sothis Central
A company and watch most will not have heard about, German and probably a tiny remnant of its former self. SOTHIS But this is their central chrono watch that first inspired me to collect odd watches. Very clear and easy to read: Cazalea ...
My learning of the day...
Never heard of Sothis before! Thanks for that, Mike And as you say, legible indeed!
Interesting thematic. The Sinn is super cool. I love it a lot. What about the Albert Lange Und Heyne?
The sub dial is for the second and not related to the chrono if I’m right. This watch and its movement are to die for 😍 Credit: Lange Und Heyne website Best wishes Alkiro ...
That’s certainly one I don’t remember ever seeing before!
Thanks for sharing, Alkiro! Very fascinating piece
I think I handled that one earlier last year, let me see
the one on the right? Single central button reset? ...
The first one ever created as a wrist watch comes to mind.
Mido's Muti Center Chrono. Best Z'
Would the subdial on the case back count (for minutes)?
Maybe I am splitting hairs here but you are of course right, Marcus!
RM32
A rare flyback chrono with a central minute counter, bezel and 300m water resistance in the one package. It’s bulky and only for outdoor adventures, but the chrono is genuinely readable, even when the watch is shaking from the bike/plane you are riding/fl...
