Vacheron Constantin Harmony Chronograph (5300S000RB124) Watch Review

[@davidobrien9362]

The manuel wind is lovely,id be wanting to touch,use,feel the watch and to be able to wind this great watch is a bonus,the click of the chrono that gold case,gorgeous. Cute power indicator as well,class all round .

[@DummyDummy-vg3fx]

A spade hour hand this flat is a crime against humanity

[@marceauratard6869]

I love this one. This could easily be my trinity watch

[@tomthompson7400]

stunning watch , but more of a conversation piece than a time piece.

[@highnrising]

A chronograph watch (with or without a pulsation scale) is a rather poor tool for taking a pulse. How many hands do you have?? If you're holding a watch and pushing chronograph buttons, you can't really be measuring the pulse beats. All you need to take a pulse is a plain, 3-hand watch--or a clock on the wall that's visible--with a sweep seconds hand. Count the number of pulse beats over any 20-second interval, and triple it. There's your beats-per-minute.

[@LiquidSm0ke]

I always thought the same thing lol

[@kevinnowak5067]

Wrist on left wrist, left fingers to palpate the pulse, right hand to operate chrono. Obviously now it's not needed or easy, but in 1920s maybe moreso

[@highnrising]

@@kevinnowak5067 Hey, maybe you can figure out how to push chronograph buttons and take a pulse simultaneously. I'm sure it's possible--if it's a vigoruous pulse that you're trying to take. But what's the point? It's a lot simpler and more efficient to just count out the beats over 20 seconds without futzing with the watch. This pulsimeter is meant as a conversation piece and as a gift for a doctor--not for actual use in the field.

[@huxleyorwellrand3137]

But mah hacking!