Latest Aquisition -1920s SABINA ‘Monopoussoir’ Chronograph

[GLADIATOR]

I own a couple of early chronographs including this HEUER - it uses a Landeron movement, metal dial from the 20s?




But my love on single button or 'mono-pusher' chronographs especially with a white enamel dial and the red centre 'tachymeter' scale - so I bough this:
1920s SABINA ‘Monopoussoir’ Chronograph
I can only find a tiny history of the company, and hope someone can identify the movement?

History: Mathez, Paul-Virgile, SA, Montres – SABINA, Tramelan-Dessus
Virgile Mathey registered the ‘VM’ trade mark in 1888. Offered high and good standard quality timepieces.

Here is the watch:













If anyone can help on movement - greatly appreciated

adam

[Nicko]

Beautiful watch I cannot help you with the movement but I sure like the looks of that beauty

[CHIP]

It's certainly a beauty!

While white dials do not look well on me, I always loved vintage white chronos with red markings.

It looks fantastic.

[GLADIATOR]

Thanks, strangely I am really drawn to white enamel dials

Loved wearing it. Issue is now in Spain its just too hot and humid for these old pieces.

[CHIP]

Send it to me, I'll wear it!

[iceman]

Stunners 

[GLADIATOR]

Thanks.
Wearing it now
On my Spanish balcony

Its HOT here and increasing daily

Thanks
a