1970 Omega Electronic f300Hz Chronometer Watch CD 198.001 Date Tunning Fork 1250 Invicta With a watch specially designed

With a watch specially designed for the function

one will see the top of the box is a white satin that reads "Bucherer" and the bottom half of the box that the watch sits in is blue velvet

it was called "Louis Brandt et Frère" and they primarily produced pocket watches and it was until 1903 that the company officially adopted the name "Omega

This is a very nice Citizen Eco-Drive dress wristwatch

1970 Omega Electronic f300Hz Chronometer Watch CD 198.001 Date Tunning Fork 1250 Invicta With a watch specially designedWatch Overview In the 1970s, Omega employed the ESA 9162 (date complication only) and ESA 9164 (day date complication) tuning fork movements in many of their watches. These movements are often considered the Rolls Royce of tuning fork movements. Designed by Max Hetzel, who had previously worked for Bulova; he was also responsible for the Accutron 214. This is a vintage Omega Electronic F300Hz Constellation Chronometer wristwatch dated from 1970,