Computer

– Black dial

– 36.5mm

– Manual Wound 17 jewel calibre

– Steel index hands

– Red Coloured seconds hand

– Original plexiglass

– Military Spec

– Day / Date

– Strap Width 18mm

– Slide rule bezel / dial

– Swiss made

– Nato Strap

I’m slightly biased…

I have one of these myself. Not just because it’s super rare and not many people know about them,but because of the dial and dimensions and how it fits the wrist. It’s in that sweet spot for me between 36 – 38mm where I think all watches look perfect. Yes this is a super rare military spec 1970s Chronosport Computer with far too much going on within the dial, but it oozes that vintage mil spec cool. Whether that might be the bright red seconds hand or the airplane logo at just below 12. The plane emblem of the Chronosport Brand. There are some similar characteristics to the Breitling Navitimer, it uses a slide rule and Chronograph to calculate speed, and split times and everything in between. A real calculating machine (their words not mine) but it’s the aesthetic that I love. Whilst you might not use the slide rule feature or keep notes of split times in your fighter jet you will have a watch that no one else has, unless you bump into me.