Serviced early 2023 by previous owner. Running strong and accurate. Flea bites etc, but crystal unmarked. Tissot bracelet has some sort of engraving on the clasp. Bracelet over 7.” In classic vintage fashion, a couple of the peripheral tachymetre numbers are very dim or gone, but to me it doesn’t affect overall look of the piece. Original Tissot crown, which is often missing on these. Matte black is a pretty good color for sports watches. I mean, who's to argue with the likes of the Speedmaster and the Type 20 right? This guy toes the line while injecting its own flavour with an odd register placement for hours at 6 and running seconds at 9.    The usual 30 minute register has been replaced by a cenrtral sweeping one placed underneath the chronograph seconds hands, allowing for more accurate reading of the elapsed minutes in a larger 60 minute register.    A large tachymeter scale is printed in white, seperating the micro minutes markings on the dial from the thin bezel of the tonneau case. long hash markers aid the telling the time, with baton indices lined with lume.    The reverse panda dial sees the registers in white, clear black markings printing the digits for the running seconds and the hours. One small detail that I kinda like is how the date window cuts into the micro minutes was done well, with a slight space allowance to separate the window from the markings.   Let's not forget the hands... Legible white hands are broad with applications of lume that is consistent with the one on the dial. Faded orange hands indicate the chronograph seconds and minutes, with the signature Lemania cross at tip of the minute register hand. Specifications * Hour and minute hands with quickset day and date * 12-hour chronograph with central sweeping chronograph seconds and minute * Matte black reverse panda dial * 38mm stainless steel case * 42mm lug-to-lug * 20mm lug width * Lemania Cal. 1341 @ 28,800vph * Acrylic crystal https://albums.memento.com/event69072 $900 NET, negotiable, shipping included Thank you