Beyer Rattrapante 1982 18K Yellow Gold Gold Champagne Dial RARE

The Beyer Rattrapante from 1982 stands as a testament to the brand's renowned expertise in crafting sophisticated complications. Fashioned from solid 18K yellow gold, this rattrapante chronograph is driven by the esteemed Venus 179 manual-wound movement, a caliber celebrated for its reliability and precision among collectors. The champagne dial delivers a subtle interplay of light, underscoring the quiet authority of this expertly constructed timepiece. Such models are infrequently encountered, distinguished not only by their technical merit but by the enduring refinement that Beyer embodies. Its discreetly proportioned case and restrained design choices make this a connoisseur’s selection, ideal for those who prioritize mechanical pedigree and historical significance. This watch reflects both the horological ambitions and the discreet luxury of its era, reserved for true appreciators of split-second chronographs. Made in 1982 out of 18k gold in a 37mm case with stepped bezel. It features an astonishing variety of complications fit for a former titan of the industry. The astronomic calendar shows both the date and the moonphase. Centre stage takes the square button split second rattrapante chronograph. The split seconds allows for the timing of two events where the second chronograph hand can be stopped from the primary one or called back to it at will, and is reserved only to the finest watches available. Excellent Condition with European Watch Company leather travel pouch.