If I want to find out a pulse using just 30 counts, I can divide the tachometer reading by two. I think the blue tachometer scale really pops in a positive way.
Two versions of the Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 (both measuring 38.5 x 10.9 mm and powered by caliber 1142 ): Steel Hodinkee Edition ref. 5000H/000A with Pulsometer scale (2017) Platinum ref. 5000H/000P-B058 with Tachymeter scale ...
I find the slate grey dial easily more appealing, and despite not being a fan of the large 'Graduated....' print, I don't find any disagreement with a pulsometer scale, it's not only an occasionally helpful tool, it brings me fond memories and ideals of m...
If I want to find out a pulse using just 30 counts, I can divide the tachometer reading by two. I think the blue tachometer scale really pops in a positive way.
But would probably go with steel due to the lighter weight π€·π»ββοΈ As for Pulsometer, aesthetics aside I find it a lot more likely to use than a Tachymeter scale πππ»
though your rose gold threatens it! Interesting for me to realize, with time, that the hodinkee is actually my least favorite. I'd prefer the regular steel version over it, and both the precious metal versions over the steel--like you I really think this ...