For the second day in a row, I’m posting about a chronograph. Not ironically, both are chronographs, driven by the Valjoux 7750 movement. By no means a slouch, this movement drives pretty much all of the hottest chronographs.
That said, I must be growing soft in my “old” age as I’m allowing chronograph functionality, and aesthetics, to creep into my “comfort zone”… It also doesn’t hurt to have design details such as the honeycomb relief on the dial, a very unique case shape and the accent coloring of orange on the strap and fonts. Very cool look, and a true limited edition run from Saint Honore!!!
Sooooo, appreciate this chrono from Saint Honore, the Haussman Forty7-24…
• automatic chronograph movement, VALJOUX 7750
• cam mechanism, 2 push-buttons
• 44 hour power reserve
• functions include hours/minutes/small second (9 h)
• stainless steel case, titanium PVD finishing, 47 mm
• sapphire glass and crystal back
• water resistant to 50 meters
• honeycomb patterned dial with luminescent indexes
• graduated tachometric scale up to 407 km/h
• open-worked stainless steel hands
• black leather strap, orange stitching on deploying buckle
• big date at 4 o’clock
• limited edition of 24 pieces
