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Great concept also tried by others
In 2013 I tried this piece on in Villeret. The chronograph operates at 50 Hz normally and can be switched to 500 Hz for timing to 1/1000 of a second. Thoroughly impractical but great fun to play with. A monstrous wrist lump on me unfortunately.
Vacheron Constantin TwinBeat.
One of the most interesting watch I saw at the SIHH in 2019. That is for sure. And one of the most innovative Vacheron, too! Here is the article I posted on this watch, if you want to read more about this watch: www.watchprosite.com Best, Nicolas ...
I was just thinking about this one recently…
I still have the tab open on my browser. Definitely one to dream of!
Yes…
I can afford anything but not everything. The initial MSRP would delay my retirement by a decade or two, not a sacrifice I’m interested in.
A truly exciting one indeed 🙌🏻👌🏻👍🏻
With a bit of technological innovation thrown in 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very interesting indeed...
Truly innovative, beautifully executed and in a very wearable size. Sadly, this one is discontinued. Let's hope we can see this "twin beat" in other watches within their line-up.
What a beauty
A you may know I’m a big big fan of Vacheron Constantin. Have been to the factory, couple of times to their releases events at W&W but with great sadness must confess that I never saw that one “live” It is a pity because that one is special, classic with ...
Fascinating and unique complication
I wonder what it would be like to live with in the real world? So wearing it once a month or something upon month date change. Will let you know if the lottery win comes in!
One of those magical technological wonders
VC flexing its muscles while the world was focused on steel sports watches. I know there was one our site at one point. Marvel
Very interesting watch indeed.
I have gathered some live photos for a post I might do someday about it.
Great concept also tried by others
In 2013 I tried this piece on in Villeret. The chronograph operates at 50 Hz normally and can be switched to 500 Hz for timing to 1/1000 of a second. Thoroughly impractical but great fun to play with. A monstrous wrist lump on me unfortunately. ...
