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On the wrist today...
...the Model 22 Deck Watch from RGM. This one is inspired by the Model 22 Marine Chronometer supplied by Hamilton to the U.S. Navy during WWII...
RGM Deck Watch
I've been casually looking for one of these on the secondary market, and they are (seemingly) quite rare. If you know of one for sale - please let me know! Many thanks, Michael Laskin
Is it chronometer rated?
I have a great fondness for deck watches and this one is a nice tribute.
Sweet! Can you share the certificate?
Blur out any sensitive info if necessary. I'd like to see what document was issued.
Allow me to clarify my previous response...
I bought this watch some years ago, and it was my understanding at the time that the movement met chronometer specs. It has certainly performed within chronometer specs for me, right out of the box. That being said, I honestly cannot recall whether the watch came with an individual COSC certificate or not. In fact, I think it is more likely that the movement was adjusted to chronometer specs, but not individually certified. The box is stowed away, but I'll see if I can find anything one way or the other on that point. Apologies for any misunderstanding -- certainly unintentional! 
Thanks, I thought I was losing it
recalling the original brochure didn't mention a chronometer certificate, but more of an homage to the Hamilton Model 22 deck watch. A bit cheeky putting "Chronometer" on the dial considering the original watch didn't, but otherwise I really like their military retro designs including this and the Corps of Engineers pieces.
Indeed! Here is the inspiration...
...the Hamilton Model 22 Deck Watch, circa 1940's...
