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There is something elegant about a small seconds subdial. It visually puts the seconds in sight, but also in proportion to their magnitude in measuring time. Below the dial, small seconds are driven by a cleaner, simpler gear train than the now-popular ce...  

. . . of subsidiary seconds. And I wouldn't be surprised if every incoming from here on out shares the classic lay-out. Art ...  

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. . . with basically identical movements. The steel Omega might be 32.5 mm, which would help account for its seemingly larger subdial. Art

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