Cartier Ballon Bleu Replica Watches: The Most Amazing Watch You Have Ever Heard Of

In the 1960s, the Cartier Ballon Bleu Replica Watches made a valiant effort to solve the mystery of how the chronograph became ever more accurate.

Horology is not your usual competitive activity. The Swiss chronometer trials were cancelled at the end of 1960, ending the "Olympics of precision". A recent attempt to revive them in Concours de Chronometrie was hampered by a small number of participants. Although certified accuracy is no longer in fashion, healthy competition seems to be coming in waves in other areas.Omega Aqua Terra Replica Watches It is thinness that is currently threatening records, but just a few years ago, chronograph frequency was the focus of attention with increasing claims of accuracy.

Frequency is a measure of how well the escapement cuts up time for Cartier Ballon Bleu fake Watches the chronograph seconds hand. Speedmasters with 321 calibers beat at 2.5 Hz. This is equivalent to 0.2 seconds per beat. The calibers of the early 7750 ran at 3 Hz, with each beat being a very awkward 0.167 of an second. The later 7750s and Rolex Daytona's caliber 42130 run at 4 Hz. This allows for a display of 0.125 seconds.
Breguet's reference 3880 chronograph was launched in 2010. It features a 10Hz escapement that allows for a display of 0.05 of a second. TAG Heuer's Mikrotimer was a huge success in 2011.Breguet Replica Watches It ran at 500 Hz and could display 0.001 seconds. They went on to double the frequency to 1000Hz the next year with the Mikrogirder. This record still stands today.

To give you greater precision, the Nonius included an extra gauge at the tip of its chronograph seconds hand.

Longines created a unique way to ensure chronograph accuracy in the 1960s. The Nonius watch was named after the additional gauge that was attached to the chronograph seconds hand. This allowed for greater accuracy in reading timing results.Cartier Ballon Bleu Replica Watches To confuse matters, the term "nonius" was used in English to refer to a Vernier scale. Pierre Vernier, a French mathematician, invented his scale in 1631. Pedro Nunes (Nonius Latin in Latin) created a slightly different version 90 years before.
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