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Lemania Istitutto Marina Italiana. A legend, a beauty and a true chronograph.
With its Lemania 15 TL movement.
Ah these vintage Chronos, full of charm and History!
A watch I had the pleasure to take in picture a few years ago.
Ah these vintage Chronos, full of charm and History!
Enjoy,
Nicolas
A notable lack of engraving . . .
. . . of any type on the movement, Nicolas. No serial number, nothing at all that I can see.
Intrigued,
Art
Correct. There are some with the brand's name engraved, others with the movement numbe,r and others without any kind of engraving. All good, afaik.
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Indeed, I’ve got ...
... a military Lemania sporting a gilt 15CHT movement with an unsigned bridge as pictured above. I have red on Orologi forum that only 20% of 15TL signed Lemania. I guess this estimate should apply to the contemporary 15CHT movement too.
Btw, I think your’s is a 15CHT movement too, 15TL being a 2 pushers chronograph movement 
movement markings
My 15TL has markings I've never seen before. I think this is an example of the impact of trariffs on watch imports to America. Hand engraved with the number of jewels and adjustments.
