A chronostop is designed for timing short intervals and uses the entire dial as a counter. This is different from a chronograph which has different sub-dials to help measure intervals. Timex’s chronostop was the Southampton, a watch produced in 1958-9.
Brand: KeltonModel: TBC (Southampton?)Type: Chronostop / ChronographReference: TBCCaliber: M22 (Modified Manual Wind)Year: TBC (1950’s)Case: Chrome plated This is a mystery watch made by Kelton in the 1950’s. Its a chronostop chronograph watch, but unlike the Timex Southampton, uses push buttons…
Year: 1958Reference: 1237 2258Model: Timex SouthamptonType: Chronostop (Marketed as a chronograph)Movement: m22 variantComplication: Manual wind movement.Case: Chrome plated base metal Advertised as a chronograph but in actual fact a Chronostop, the Timex Southampton replaces the sweeping seconds hand with a…
For repair Brand: TimexModel: Timex SouthamptonType: Chronograph / ChronostopReference: 1237Caliber: Modified M22 (Manual Wind)Year: 1959Case: Chrome platedDial Markings: Telemeter (Spiral Measurement), Made in U.S.A., Outer minute track.Manufactured: USACrystal: Acrylic Advertised as a chronograph but in actual fact a Chronostop, the…