Hongaarse wedstrijd schaakklok Omikron begin jaren 50

De klok is in mooie staat en werkt goed!
Het is een zeldzaam vroeg model uit Hongarije, zie onderstaande tekst:

Chess clocks Omikron take their roots from the Budapest watch factory 'Oragyar' (also known as 'Budapest XX Oragyar' or “Pesterzsebeti Oragyar”). The predecessor of the 'Oragyar' was a “Budapest VIII. Factory”, founded in 1905 and dealing with tower clocks, industrial clocks etc. In 1948 this factory was nationalized and relocated to another Budapest district 'Pesterzsebet' (Budapest XX) to the premises of the former 'Gira and Becsey' company. What is important: the watch manufacturing department of the 'Danuvia' factory ('Danuvia Fegyver- es Loszergyar', chess clocks under the brand 'Danuvia') was also merged to the 'Pesterzsebeti Oragyar' together with the equipment, which covered (among others) mechanical watch movements’ production. Somewhere at that time (1949/1950) 'Oragyar' started production and distribution of the chess clocks Omikron, which were truely identical to the Danuvia chess clocks. There is no clear evidence when 'Oragyar' discontinued production of chess clocks, however as the 3rd key manufacturer 'Magyar Optikai Muvek Rt' (MOM) started prototyping its chess clocks around 1956, most probably production of Omikron also discontinued around that time.