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Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059 front view super clone watch

Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059 angled dial view super clone watch

Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059 dial and marker detail super clone watch

Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059 bezel detail super clone watch

Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059 crown and case detail super clone watch

Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059 bracelet or strap fit super clone watch

Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059

Super Clone Watch

Original price was: $950.00.Current price is: $699.00.

My verdict: this is the Cornes de Vache super clone to choose if the teardrop lugs, rose-gold tone, and crisp blue-on-opaline chronograph layout are what pull you in. The H8F build goes with an automatic Asian 7750, so it gives you daily winding convenience and a visible rotor instead of the manual-wind approach purists may expect. Add the brown calfskin strap and stepped bezel, and you get a very specific mid-century look with modern usability. The detailed description matters here because this reference lives or dies by proportion and dial execution.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Modified Asian 7750 automatic chronograph, 28,800 vph, approximately 36-hour power reserve

Case Material Rose gold-plated steel

Bezel Smooth rose gold-plated stepped bezel

Crystal Sapphire with standard AR coating

Bracelet Brown Italian calfskin strap

Water Resistance 30m

SKU: vacheron-constantin-historiques-cornes-de-vache-1955-5000h-000r-b059-super-clone-watch Categories: OUT OF STOCK, Vacheron Constantin Brand: Vacheron Constantin

Vacheron Constantin

The blue tachymeter and teardrop lugs make the watch

This Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 5000H/000R-B059 stands out immediately through contrast. The dial is silver opaline in tone, but it is the blue tachymeter scale and blued central chronograph hand that give the watch its character at a glance. Against that lighter dial, the applied rose-gold-toned markers and Roman numerals at 12 and 6 keep the face dressy rather than sporty. Then your eye moves outward to the distinctive teardrop lugs, which are the signature feature of this model and the reason many collectors single out the Cornes de Vache in the first place.

The case is finished in a rose gold-plated tone over steel, paired with a polished stepped bezel and a brown calfskin strap. That combination keeps the watch warm and formal without becoming visually heavy. If you want a vintage-style chronograph that still feels precise and sharp on the wrist, this color balance is one of the strongest reasons to choose this reference.

An automatic chronograph with a visible rotor

This H8F edition uses a modified Asian 7750 automatic chronograph movement beating at 28,800 vph, with an approximate 36-hour power reserve. For a buyer deciding between visual faithfulness and day-to-day practicality, that matters. You get the convenience of automatic winding and a fully functional bi-compax chronograph layout, along with running seconds and a 30-minute elapsed counter.

It also changes the personality of the watch compared with a manual-wind interpretation. Through the exhibition caseback, the winding rotor is visible, so the watch feels more mechanical and active in use. If you are comparing versions, that is the key distinction: this one is aimed at someone who wants the Cornes de Vache look with the familiarity and serviceability of the 7750 architecture, not a manually wound, movement-faithful exercise.

Why the 42mm case changes the experience

The case is stated at 42mm wide and 10mm thick, which gives this watch a stronger wrist presence than many vintage-inspired dress chronographs. That size choice is tied to the automatic movement architecture, and it has two practical effects. First, the dial has room to breathe, so the tachymeter scale, subdials, and applied markers stay easy to read. Second, the teardrop lugs become a larger visual element, which gives the watch more shape from across the wrist.

For US and European buyers used to modern proportions, that can be a real advantage. You still get the classical two-register chronograph look, but the watch does not disappear on the wrist. It wears like a dress chronograph with presence rather than a small archival piece.

Dial detail that rewards a closer look

The subdials are recessed and framed with black printed tracks, creating a clear separation from the main dial surface. The blue outer scale adds a subtle technical edge, while the baton hour markers keep the center uncluttered. The leaf-style hour and minute hands suit the case design well, and the long central chronograph seconds hand gives the dial a clean vertical axis from 12 to 6.

These are the details that decide whether a watch like this feels convincing in person. On this model, the balance between warm case tone, crisp printing, and blue accents is what makes it appealing. It is not only about owning a Vacheron-inspired chronograph shape; it is about getting the exact visual rhythm that makes this particular reference memorable.

Best for the buyer who wants vintage character without manual-wind routine

The brown Italian calfskin strap reinforces the formal side of the watch and suits the rose-gold-toned case well. Combined with the sapphire crystal and smooth stepped bezel, the watch presents as an elegant chronograph first, with just enough technical detail to keep it interesting close up. Water resistance is stated at 30m.

If you are drawn to the Cornes de Vache because of its unusual lugs and balanced two-register dial, this version makes sense when you also want automatic winding, visible movement activity through the back, and a larger modern footprint. That is the appeal of this exact piece: a very specific Vacheron design, interpreted in a way that is easy to live with day to day.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Vacheron Constantin
Movement	Modified Asian 7750 automatic chronograph, 28,800 vph, approximately 36-hour power reserve
Case Material	Rose gold-plated steel
Bezel	Smooth rose gold-plated stepped bezel
Crystal	Sapphire with standard AR coating
Bracelet	Brown Italian calfskin strap
Water Resistance	30m

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Vacheron Constantin watch

Does this watch use a manual-wind movement?

No. This version uses a modified Asian 7750 automatic chronograph movement, and the rotor is visible through the exhibition caseback.

What chronograph layout does this reference have?

It uses a bi-compax layout with two subdials, plus a central chronograph seconds hand. The movement supports running seconds and a 30-minute elapsed counter.

What details give this model its distinctive look?

The most recognizable cues are the teardrop lugs, the silver opaline dial, the blue tachymeter scale, the blued central chronograph hand, and the applied rose-gold-toned markers with Roman numerals at 12 and 6.

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