Malte Chronograph

White gold case. I really should have grabbed it when I could. Best, Nicolas

It's one of my favorite modern two register chronographs ever made. For whatever reason it never got the attention it deserves.

From circa 2004/2005. Quite a charm with this case. Best, Nicolas

Caveat: having dedicated a separate thread to Vacheron Constantin Monopusher Chronographs , they're not included here. The models below are listed by increasing reference number. And, of course, I chose only one variant of each reference. Have a nice day!

but I prefer the previous PT versions: with light grey or anthracite dials. However, it is quite large at 43 mm, clearly too big for me (this is the later version with matching day/month/leap year disc): I can't really pick a winner looking at case/dial/m

Among the Malte, my favorite is, without hesitation, the 47112: I love the triangular markers and also the Roman XII. And the hunter case back, of course. For me, the 47212 looses some of the attractive character of the 47112 design. And my favorite versi

These watches have many positive features. But they have flaws also. 47212 and Traditionnelle are too big for the movement. And the problem is that it is obvious dial side. On the 47112 it is impossible to read the chrono between 27 and 33, and that seems

Let's come back to a watch I furtively saw at Watches and Wonders, last year, as this year I saw nothing which piqued my interest, from Vacheron Constantin: The Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Chronograph in platinum. A few days before seeing it in real

I love the elegance, the Lemania movement and the special dial.

I too have a few of these watches that I am sure will be with me one day given the right moment,the right watch ...and the right price! For example one of the earlier versions of the UN Sonata (like your wonderful watch), a VC Malte Chronograph and a Breg