Here is the limited edition Louis Moinet Chronovintage, which has a movement from the early 1970s. This one is an unusual watch and is also a special type of chronograph. The funny thing about the watch is that it measures 60 minutes but only the minutes. This means, you do not count the seconds, how strange. Why would anybody want to not count the seconds when every second is precious to everyone?

However, when you activate the chronograph, the hand moves gradually from one minute to the other. This will roughly tell you the idea of what part of the minute you are stopping in. The watch comes with a tonneau shaped case, which is 40mm wide and is made of steel. It has two available dial colors (white and black). The rich and complicated dial decoration complements the fantastic level of depth.

It has an addition of the 9 o’clock orientated subsidiary seconds dial, which enhances the vintage feel. The Chronovintage comes with a limited edition of just 60 pieces. It is available at select Louis Moinet timepiece dealers. Good that it comes in limited edition. I am not interested in this boring watch.

Via: Luxist