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Monopusher Heritage Salmon

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Monopusher Heritage Salmon

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LIMITED EDITION OF 50 PIECES

CASE : Vertical Brushed Stainless Steel 316L
CASE-BACK : Polished Stainless Steel 316L
DIAL : Matt Salmon Dial with Black color print and Thick printed Khaki color Arabic numbers
DIAMETER : 38.9 mm
THICKNESS : 13.00 mm
GLASS : Double Domed Sapphire Glass with Anti-Reflective Coating
WATER RESISTANCE : 5 ATM
STRAP : Brown (Safari Louisiane-Calf Alligator CITES) Croco w/ matched stitching
DIMENSIONS : 20x16 mm
BUCKLE : Solid Stainless Steel 316L
CALIBRE : 13¼''' Manual winding - monopusher chronograph - single push-button at 2 o'clock
MOVEMENT : Sellita SW510 M MP b Manual Winding
FUNCTIONS : Analog Display: Hours, minutes and small second at 9 o'clock
60 seconds counter in the center, 30 minutes counter at 3 o'clock
FREQUENCY : 28'800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz)
POWER RESERVE : 58 hours

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Description

LIMITED EDITION OF 50 PIECES

CASE : Vertical Brushed Stainless Steel 316L
CASE-BACK : Polished Stainless Steel 316L
DIAL : Matt Salmon Dial with Black color print and Thick printed Khaki color Arabic numbers
DIAMETER : 38.9 mm
THICKNESS : 13.00 mm
GLASS : Double Domed Sapphire Glass with Anti-Reflective Coating
WATER RESISTANCE : 5 ATM
STRAP : Brown (Safari Louisiane-Calf Alligator CITES) Croco w/ matched stitching
DIMENSIONS : 20x16 mm
BUCKLE : Solid Stainless Steel 316L
CALIBRE : 13¼''' Manual winding - monopusher chronograph - single push-button at 2 o'clock
MOVEMENT : Sellita SW510 M MP b Manual Winding
FUNCTIONS : Analog Display: Hours, minutes and small second at 9 o'clock
60 seconds counter in the center, 30 minutes counter at 3 o'clock
FREQUENCY : 28'800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz)
POWER RESERVE : 58 hours

THE LEGACY OF LEGEND: 1950’S PRESIDENTS’ CHRONOGRAPH HERITAGE

A tale of two legends: Real Madrid and Vulcain. The visionary Manufacture in Le Locle quickly grasped the immense popularity of soccer. By the early 1930s, the brand had already cemented its presence in Spanish-speaking countries, where the sport was extremely popular. 

But why Real Madrid? 

André Ditisheim, known as "Didixien", was the grandson of André Ditisheim who, together with his brother Maurice had founded the Manufacture that became Vulcain in 1894. He was an athlete to the core, excelling in tennis and skiing – and a passionate football player.

In 1907, at 18, “Didixien” moved to Madrid to learn Spanish – South America was fast becoming one of the most important markets for Swiss watches. His skills on a football pitch didn’t go unnoticed and before he knew it, he was the Madrid FC’s attacking midfielder. The club evolved into the renowned Real Madrid, and there he left a lasting legacy.

In 1934, Vulcain was appointed the official timekeeper for Real Madrid. That year, the team triumphed in the Spanish Cup, a victory highlighted by the performance of the legendary goalkeeper Zamora. It was also the season when coach Fernando Bru relied on a Vulcain to time the training drills. He noted, “We held our training sessions with an incredibly precise Vulcain chronograph and it was instrumental in our resounding victory in the 1934 Spanish Championship.”

To honor this illustrious sports history, the Vulcain Manufacture in Le Locle is re-issuing its iconic 1950s Chronograph Heritage. This new iteration, named the 'Monopusher,' features a more compact 39mm case. It will be available in three versions, with two limited editions of just 50 pieces each.

Faithful to the aesthetic of the original dial, the numerals and hour-markers remain identical to the iconic timepiece. Under the Vulcain emblem at 12:00 is the word "Chronometer". In addition to the minute track, the dial features a pulsometer underlined by the words "Graduated for 30 pulsations".  

The original's visual design is preserved, featuring numerals and hour-markers that mirror the iconic timepiece. Below the Vulcain emblem at 12 o'clock, the dial is marked with 'Chronomètre.' Alongside the minute track, there is a pulsometer scale annotated with 'Graduated for 30 pulsations' in the original French. The only update is the movement: the watch is now powered by a SELLITA SW 510 manual caliber.

 

MANUFACTURE

Acknowledged for its iconic models and its unique mechanical movements, the Manufacture Vulcain holds a distinctive place in the world of fine watchmaking thanks to its iconic models and unique mechanical movements. The company, which has been active since 1858 in the production of exceptional timepieces, is now established in a mansion in Le Locle, cradle of Swiss watchmaking.

With more than 150 years of history and innovation, Vulcain perpetuates its historical heritage and unique know-how. The manufacture has a prominent role within the international watchmaking landscape thanks to its high-quality mechanical timepieces manufactured in-house. The Vulcain manufacture has always been located at the heart of the Neuchatel mountains, in the cradle of Swiss watchmaking. The brand is now housed in a private mansion in Le Locle and perpetuates the tradition of fine watchmaking that has always shaped its identity.

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