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 Post subject: What's this for?
PostPosted: Thu May 15, 2014 8:00 pm 
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Hello all. Pictured is my 1998 Colt SuperOcean A17040.

Can anyone tell me what the inner bezel ring (numbered 1-100) is supposed to measure? I'm pretty certain it's not a Tachymeter.

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It's just a % scale, so the 50 at the 6 o'clock position shows 50% of a minute/hour.

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It's for the military timing - 1/100 of an hour scale.


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zak57 wrote:
It's just a % scale, so the 50 at the 6 o'clock position shows 50% of a minute/hour.


bnewbie wrote:
It's for the military timing - 1/100 of an hour scale.


Thanks for the replies. I suppose that makes sense.

I was in the military and never once had to reference or know the percentage of an hour.


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