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While it might get hate link in some stuffier corners, I love the democratization of the link Tank design and don't think it devalues the model at all. It started with the Tank Must in the 1980s and continues today with the link Tank Solo and the recently-revived Tank Must. From about $2,000 to nearly $500,000, there's a Tank for everyone. Besides, for big-time Basculante lovers, those harder-to-find CPCP models were being made.

Sure you can make a chronograph with two separate trains link one of which has a frequency of 360000 vph but if it has a power reserve for the link chronograph of less than an hour has such a high frequency that human link reaction time can't actually make use of it costs three or four or five times as much as a conventional chronograph and does little or nothing to improve the practical measurement of elapsed time and the general human condition what's the point