I just won a "Timing and Repeating Watch Co. Piece on eBay. Shugart refers to them as a Company in Geneva (pg 551 2008 price book) who made stuff Based on Waltham designs. Other than this movement looking like it has a belt drive, I am sort of hard put to see a "Waltham touch" in it. Any ideas?

Another angle of the "Belt Drive" watch

Dial and movement look like there is supposed to be a sweep second hand.

I will show more of this when it gets here

Hi Dave,

Here is one I did a while ago T&R watch Co split second.

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Think you nailed that one good Chris, and boy those hands are going to be hard to find or replicate!

Nice find too David, thanks for posting the pic's.

Best regards

John

Looks alot like the Waltham model 74 chronograph. Probably where they made the reference.

Ray

Henry Alfred Lugrin invented the chronographe part section (Canada July 16 1877 - Engl.Patent July 28 1877).
My best regards
Tony

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