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Stop watch

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Stop watch

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A Barrington's chronoscope watch that is engraved "Donald Pain from Harold M Abrahams XIVth Olympiad 1948". It was left to me by my uncle, Donald Pain, who was the area manager at Wembley Arena during the 1948 Olympics. Harold Abrahams was the athlete commemorated in the film Chariots of Fire.

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