Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Chronograph Storage The dual crowns at 2

The dual crowns at 2 and 4 o'clock (one to set the time and the other to control the inner diver's rotating bezel) feature a distinctive cross-hatch finishing

But the 5060SR is a bit of both

Own a piece of horological history with this Gruen

it’s heavily patinated — but that’s sort of the point

offering everything from mosquito netting to elephant guns in their stores - serious provisions for your safari into the dark heart of Africa

Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Chronograph Storage The dual crowns at 2The chronograph is one of the most complicated manually wound movements to manufacture. They also make for one of the most beautiful movements on the finishing side. Leave it to Patek Philippe to take this mechanical concept a step further. The split seconds chronograph is capable of splitting the seconds hand by halting one seconds hand and letting a second hand continue to advance as a split to time a second event. Let's say you are timing a horse