This fantastic, oversized (~37mm) Orator Antimagnetic chronograph dates to the 1940s. It possesses a clean, silver dial with Arabic numerals and syringe hands, double register for recording minutes and continuous seconds, as well as outer telemetre and tachymetre scales. These scales - originally developed for military use and later adopted by civilian watches - allow the wearer to determine both the speed and distance of objects.
The copper-toned Arabic numerals absolutely sparkle in the light, catching your eye with every turn of the wrist.
The mechanical Swiss movement is manual wind, and this Orator has a nickel plated case and stainless steel screw down back. It shows minor wear commensurate with age.
