Omega Chronostop on Original Milanese-Style Bracelet

As was the incentive at the time, Omega's Chronostop was designed in the mid '60s to appeal to a younger clientele. It maintains a sporty yet simplistic look supported by the pusher which controls the one minute timer, a function which therefore needs no subdial to clutter the main dial. A popular watch among collectors, the Chronostop is one of Omega's most cutting edge releases in its extensive catalogue. This example is in outstanding condition and is powered by a manual wind movement, presented on its original Omega milanese-style bracelet with Omega signed clasp.