Lemania - Neyrpic 10 seconden - 1960-1969





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Neyrpic stopwatch with the Neyrpic 10 seconden model, manual movement, a chrome-plated case over 50 mm in diameter, in very good condition with only light wear and dating from the 1960s–1970s.
Description from the seller
The stopwatch has a 10-second scale.
The blue stopwatch hand and the dial (up to 600 seconds) give a classic design.
The movement was serviced by a professional watchmaker in June 2026 and runs accurately.
The movement is a Lemania (LWO) caliber 8163, known for its use in the famous Omega stopwatches. Lemania was one of the most renowned Swiss manufacturers of stopwatch movements.
Note dial: Neyrpic Grenoble – France
Movement maker: Lemania Watch Co. (LWO), Switzerland
Caliber: Lemania 8163
Operation: crown and pusher
Weight 93 grams with a diameter of 52 mm
Measurement range: 10 seconds
Origin of movement: Switzerland
Period: circa 1960s–1970s
Neyrpic was not a watchmaker but a French company that specialized in hydroelectric installations and industrial engineering. For its measuring instruments the company used high-quality Swiss movements. See the photos for details.
The stopwatch has a 10-second scale.
The blue stopwatch hand and the dial (up to 600 seconds) give a classic design.
The movement was serviced by a professional watchmaker in June 2026 and runs accurately.
The movement is a Lemania (LWO) caliber 8163, known for its use in the famous Omega stopwatches. Lemania was one of the most renowned Swiss manufacturers of stopwatch movements.
Note dial: Neyrpic Grenoble – France
Movement maker: Lemania Watch Co. (LWO), Switzerland
Caliber: Lemania 8163
Operation: crown and pusher
Weight 93 grams with a diameter of 52 mm
Measurement range: 10 seconds
Origin of movement: Switzerland
Period: circa 1960s–1970s
Neyrpic was not a watchmaker but a French company that specialized in hydroelectric installations and industrial engineering. For its measuring instruments the company used high-quality Swiss movements. See the photos for details.

