Lemania 1350

The Lemania 1350 is a modernized, updated chronograph movement based on the early automatic chronograph co-developed by Omega and Lemania (Cal. 1340/1040). After Lemania's ownership went through Heuer and then Breguet, the company was re-launched as Nouvelle Lemania. As mechanical watches experienced a resurgence, the movement was redesigned, modernized, and re-introduced as Cal. 1350 in 1994. Features improved specifications including 25-30 jewels and 45-hour power reserve. A flyback variant was also produced. Used notably by Breguet in the Type XX (with flyback) and Ebel in their 1911 collection.