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BP Split Chrono
I still need to decide if i go for the Blancpain Split Seconds Chrono in Platinum. Watch was part of the six masterpiece collection and features the caliber 1186, which was back than one of the first automatic split chronograph movements.
The watch i am looking at, has its number in the 70s (99 made for the six masterpiece collection), but comes without box and papers.
It is more for my wife to wear, when i wear the ALS Double Split.
Any owners here, who can give a bit of feedback on the owners experience?
BP Split Chrono
I still need to decide if i go for the Blancpain Split Seconds Chrono in Platinum. Watch was part of the six masterpiece collection and features the caliber 1186, which was back than one of the first automatic split chronograph movements. The watch i am l...
Not an owner unfortunately but that really is such a beautiful and classy Blancpain Split Seconds Chrono in Platinum.
If you go for it I'm sure you know picking up a Blancpain lacquered wood box for it is quite easy and not too expensive. Marc
I went ahead…
As it is a cousin of the 1185 caliber, with lots of history around it. 1186 takes it up another notch. Automatic double split chronograph… ...
Pure class
And the Lange is of course on another planet . I once had three Datographs, but I had to part with them and other treasures, when I purchased my home :-(