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Jurry's captivating photography of his Vacheron Constantin Perpetual Calendar Chronograph in platinum offers a rare glimpse into the allure of this significant timepiece. His personal connection to "The Beast" underscores why certain watches transcend mere utility to become objects of profound passion. This article delves into the details that make this reference a true collector's piece, enriched by community insights.
Many, nearly all manufacturers, put five subseconds on the dial regardless the beat ratio of the movement. As this one beats at 21.600, three subseconds are correct, which makes it a true and uber cool chrono!
Thank you for pointing this out. Can you explain this a little bit more, please? Is this because the 21,600 results in 6 beats per second or 3 oscillations and is that why there are or should be three has marks on the seconds track? Am I understanding this correctly?
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