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Omega 3888
Calibre 3888 (and the similar Calibre 3890) is an automatic Co-Axial chronograph movement from Omega with a novel arrangement of registers.
History
In 2008, Omega introduced the Omega Speedmaster 5-Counter Chronograph, an automatic chronograph with a highly unusual arrangement of subdials Like the Olympic Rings, five overlapping dials show running seconds, chronograph days, day of the week, chronograph hours, and chronograph minutes. The watch was powered by a newly-designed automatic movement featuring Omega's trademark Co-Axial escapement. It is a column wheel design and is a certified chronometer.
Two years later, Omega released the related Cal. 3890 with the same functions but using a disc and window to display the day of the week rather than a pointer.
Applications
- Cal. 3888
- Cal. 3890
Manufacturer:
Description:
- Self-winding movement
- Chronograph movement
- Manufacture movement
- Co-Axial escapement with free sprung-balance
- COSC certified chronometer
Functions:
- Hour, minute, small seconds
- Chronograph seconds, 30 minutes, 12 hours, 7 days
- Date window at 6 00
- Day pointer or disc
Data:
- 33 jewels
- 28,800 A/h
- Power reserve 52 Hours
Production period:
- Since 2008