Vacheron Constantin Historiques Chronograph "Cornes de Vache"

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The Vacheron Constantin Historiques Chronograph Cornes de Vache 1955 was first introduced in 2019, and as the name suggests it took inspiration from Vacheron Constantin's chronograph reference 6087 from 1955. It features the distinct "Cornes de Vache" which means cow's horn shaped lugs.

The case measures at 38.5mm with 11mm thickness in stainless steel, that is for the first time made as a regular production.

The dial is a classic and highly legible, two register with two tone grey velvet-finished opaline color and applied Roman numerals and stick indexes. It has a tachymeter scale and a contrasting blued chronograph hand.

Powering the Cornes de Vache is the Cal. 1142 manual-winding movement based on one of the most renowned Lemanial 2310 movement. It is finished in the highest level by Vacheron Constantin's standard and certified by the criteria of the Geneva Seal.