Beautiful and historically significant Tissot 1281. Running strong and in excellent condition. Lemania movement. Also included is the Bas Lokes leather strap which goes for approximately $130. Tissot was part of the same company as Omega and both utilized Lemania as their “in-house” chronograph movement supplier. The model you see here was seemingly made until the late 1960’s and really only changed with different hands and logo: later shifting to the “TISSOT” in block letters version versus the earlier script insignia. If you’re a vintage chronographer admirer you probably notice something else significant, which is that the 1281 looks almost exactly like mid 1960’s Omega Seamaster chronographs with the famous 321 movement. The 1281 contains a beautiful silver dial with a blue outer telemeter scale and black outer tachymeter scale. The blue doesn’t jump out against the silver dial and is partially obscured by the thickly domed crystal, but it is a nice detail. The three registers step down and meet concentric circles within each and are adorned with needle hands. Nicely weighted applied hour markers exist with outer lume dots as well. CASE DIMENSIONS:Width (excluding crown): 33mmWidth (including crown): 36.5mmHeight (from lug tips): 40.8mmThickness: 13.3mmLug width: 17.5mm https://www.fratellowatches.com/tbt-tissot-1281-chronograph/#gref https://albums.memento.com/go11247 $1100 Net, negotiable, including shipping Thank you