Blancpain

Just got a NEW toy the Split Second Perpetual in PT. Absolutely Stunning.

4286P or maybe 4289? A picture would be nice Oliver

.... I believe you might be talking about the 4286P? That is a gorgeous watch!!

42MM Labrassus Split Second Perpetual in PT. UNREAL. I can't post a pic because I sell watches too besides being a Watch Freak. They frown on that. Other people have pics hopefully they can post. . To me it's a PP 5004P on Steroids.

... of the 4286P.. I agree it is a very handsome watch. "> img="http://www.lexson.co.jp/bla/blanc47_a.jpg"> How's the mechanics? Would you mind telling us more about how you feel handling the watch please?...  

I'm interested to know how to seconds hand work. Is there a seconds hand at all when the chronograph is not activated? Do one of the rattrapante hands also work as a seconds hand? If so, how does it fly back to the seconds position when the chronograph is... 

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congrats on this beauty - with 42mm in diameter a reasonable size, and the dial is a masterpiece - stunning timepiece!

I've been wearing it everyday for a week & love it more & more. Size, feel etc & on top of it all it's 7 years old & keeping PERFECT time.

You are right. This watch is an utterly classic stunner and as well is remarkably complicated. I start with the premise that a perpetual chronograph is a very complicated watch. Then on top of what already is complicated to make the chronograph both a spl...  

A very complicated watch for a fraction of the price of an equivalent PP! Looks absolutely stunning! Thanks for the photo Jeff!

about brands who produce something 'substandard' like this ;-): One question: what has the pusher feel to do with a vertical clutch? I always thought that the pusher feel has much to do with the execution of the chronograph control mechanism (the finesse ...  

rare - LE 12 from Boston, isn´t it? Cheers Oliver