BoucheronPaname Chronograph

A pillar of the French jewellery establishment and the first of the great houses to open on Place Vendôme, Boucheron have produced stylish timepieces for over 150 years. This Paname Chronograph is a tribute to their elegant diamond setting.

A French Maison renowned perhaps more for their high jewellery than their watchmaking, Paris based Boucheron have always delivered aesthetically pleasing timepieces for those who may be looking for wristwatch options found outside of Switzerland’s influential grasp.

Named the "Paname" – which is the slang name for Paris – this automatic chronograph ref. WA010211 was released at Baselworld in 2009 in both Pink Gold and Stainless steel. As is seen here.

Its 42mm case with chronograph pushers and textured "clous de Paris" case sides is bold and confident, like the city in which it is named. Its enlarged chronograph counters – set with 72 diamonds – and the space between hour markers, creates a measured feel to the black dial.

A small date window at 6 o’clock completes the functionality of the piece. Its clear white aperture contrasting beautifully against the inky black dial and a silvery, shimmering diamond-set bezel.

Secured with a black galuchat strap that shows a few marks of wear, this watch is available without its box or original papers.

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