Review Vacheron Constantin Harmony Chronograph Caliber 3300

Vacheron Constantin Harmony Chronograph Caliber 3300 should be regarded as the most rational, wearable option. First of all, it gets rid of the old Caliber 1141, based on a Lemania movement. Instead, it contains an entirely new monopusher movement (we love monopushers here at Monochrome Watches), Caliber 3300. Endowed with a 65-hour power reserve, this monopusher chronograph movement adopts the classic architecture of the new chronograph movements presented by Vacheron to mark its 260th anniversary, while benefiting from modern production technologies www.captainthewatch.is.

It comes with a gold engraved cock-bridge, a column wheel (with Maltese Cross in the middle) and handsome finishes, as it comes with Hallmark of Geneva certification.

It displays the hours, minutes, small seconds at 9 o’clock, along with a monopusher chronograph function and its 45-minute sub-counter, a pulsometric scale and a power-reserve indication. In tribute to the 1928 model and to historical medical watches, it bears a pulsometric graduation painted in deep red around the rim of the dial and intended to calculate the pulse on a 30-beat scale.

The case is made of 18K 5N rose gold and measures 42 mm x 52 mm and 12.81 mm thick. It is delivered with a brown alligator strap.