Sidste inhouse i den "gamle periode"

[hannover_dk]

I alle fald ikke helt samme da den jo ikke har dag + dato - men ellers ved jeg for lidt - dog kan det ikke være samme, for den har 25 sten mod 1020s 17?.
Jeg kan heller ikke hos Lanco se nogen som helst kaliber som ligner Omega 1020 - jeg bruger som altid Raffn som plejer at dække det meste
søg Lanco (langendorf som værk) og se alle deres automatikker og så søg omega 1020 hvor den normalt også ville dukke op
http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db.c...t&0&2uswk&


(der dukker Tissot 2960 op for de gik jo på den tid i Omega "tøj" - men intet ref til Lanco) -
Selvom jeg er enig i der er dele som Omega fik ved at købe Lanco - mener jeg ikke det er same kaliber - men herligt hvis vi bliver klogere når du hitter billeder tak
Jeg gentager lige hvad Omega selv siger om den - også med designer og projekt leder ved navn - begge Omega folk?
(for alle kalibre efter dene - ex 1040 skriver de tydeligt - based on lemania osv - så de prøver ikke at lade som om)

Automatics 1000, 1010, 1020, and 1030, 1968

Designer: Kurt Vogt (Head of Project: Alfred Rihs)

Description: The high-frequency calibres 1000, 1001 and 1002, with a higher frequency of 28 800 a/h (allowing greater regulating performance), replaced the 550/560 family, since they were thinner and fitted with a less powerful rotor, which had a lower winding speed and therefore-theoretically less wear. At the same time, the latest technological discoveries were applied, such as self-lubrication. These would be the first OMEGA calibres to be equipped with a new date and time setting device, allowing the date to be changed without moving the hands and the time to be set to that of the radio.

The calibre 1000 had certain problems with its winding mechanism, Nevertheless, thanks to its excellent basic design, its high frequency and a series of quickly introduced improvements, as well as the discontinuation of certain supposed improvements, such as self-lubrication and the instantaneous date in particular, its successors 1010, 1020 and 1030, launched in 1973 and 1974, held their own against the electronic calibres taking the market by storm in the early Seventies. With a total of 1.5 million units produced, they were one of the best-selling OMEGA self-winding


På timezone ser jeg heller ike andet end den ses som in-house - en lidt hurtig sammenligning med 751 som er nærmest sammenlignelige fra den gamle serie (begge uden COSC - ellers skulle det være 750 og 1021)
Features that the 1020 (or 1021) has that are missing in the 751:

. The 1020 hacks.
. The 1020 has quickset day and date (751 only has quick-set date).
. The 1020 has a higher beat rate (28800 versus 19800 on the 751).
. The 1020 is somewhat thinner 4.8mm versus 5.68mm

Lad os se hvad du finder af materiale om Lanco med samme kaliber?
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