Vulcain Exotic Dial Chronograph

Why We Love It We know. Sometimes our descriptions of design iconography and historical significance become a little heavy-handed. Can you blame us? So, how about this? This watch is just plain cool. You're looking at a cushion-cased Vulcain chronograph from the 1970s - the decade of colorful, oversized sports watches that were built to be tough as nails, and are massively fun to collect. This particular example  utilizes the Valjoux 7734, the same manual-winding chronograph movement with date function that powered many of our favorite Heuer chronographs from the era. Housed in an a perfectly sized (and wonderfully comfortable!) 38mm case and fitted with barrel pushers, this colorful watch features an exotic dial with incredibly colorful design elements, appled luminous indices, orange chronograph seconds hand, and a printed inner bezel ring with printed tachymetre and pulsations scales. The overall result is a visually-arresting watch, sporty and sharp--which will make a perfect comp