While at least 49 of us are intimately familiar with the Zenith Cronometro Tipo CP-2 in the Puristspro Edition (aka P15) and quite some others are happy to call the original Cairelli their own, it seems that Cairelli also sourced other chronographs for th...
Would love to get one someday. Probably top of my list for Breitling watches to get. There was also a Zenith non-Cairelli for the helicopter pilots that I posted some months ago - also quite interesting (146 movement).
I never seen any confirmation about military background of this model. E.g. no any markings on the caseback. So, it could be rumors. Btw, if you compare military watches from that era you''l find Arabic numerals which are quite useful in a cockpit (I coul...
My Lemania was polished somewhen by one of previous owners and now I can see only two crowns at some angle and few numerals of her inventory number. Unfortunately, the serial number is missed forever. On the Heuer's caseback there is "BUNDESWEHR" and inve...