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stew77 wrote:stew77 wrote:I have asked the same question on a couple Breitling forums with no real answer?...your guess is as good as mine but I think it may have to do with what you said....timing within a 100th of a minute or hour...oagaspar wrote:Avenger Seawolf today....
Another HOT ONE Oscar...Love it!!!
Hey Oscar...I was just staring at your Seawolf (with drool rag in hand), and noticed something I had never noticed before...The chapter ring is divided into 100 increments for one complete trip around the dial (don't think I've ever seen that before). Is the purpose of this just to be able to talk in terms of 100th's of an hour or minutes?
I don't think I know of any other timepiece configured this way...but then again...I'm just a rookie.
Thanks.
Thanks for the reply Oscar!!!
...As WIS, we tend to think about these sort of things when it comes to the design of a timepiece...very interesting.
Thanks again...I'm pretty sure this is the only timepiece I've ever seen with this type of chapter ring designation.