Omega Chronostop Blue Dial - Gear Patrol Exclusive World Timer In any configuration

In any configuration

If you're imaging scientists in horn-rimmed glasses and lab coats tinkering away at an atom bomb trigger in a silo buried beneath the Nevada desert you are not alone

This particular example features a creamy silver dial with patinated luminescent plots and polished steel hour markers

the Constellation was launched by Omega in 1952

and could be accomplished using genuine parts from the other models in the line

Omega Chronostop Blue Dial - Gear Patrol Exclusive World Timer In any configurationOmega pulled back the curtain on the Chronostop in 1966, marketing the new, fresh style under their popular Seamaster line. Ultimately being transferred to the Geneve collection only a year later, the Chronostop was a more modern, sportier take on their more well known tool chronograph line. Driven by the Lemania produced calibre 865 manual wound movement, the Chronostop introduced a press and release stop second feature, engaged by the single pusher