The Vintage Wrist Watch Company has dated this piece to the 1890s.
The Calculigraphe chronograph was made in Paris at the end of the 19th Century by Henri Chatelain.

The circular slide rule closely follows the design of the Boucher Calculator, which was introduced in 1876 and is thought to have been the first commercialized circular slide rule.
One dial is fixed and has four circles represent two scales, the outermost circle is a scale of equal parts, and the inner three circles are separate sections of cubic root of a number specified by the pointer on the opposite side.

The dial on the other side of the calculator can be rotated by turning the crown, on which there are three different scales on four circles, the outmost circle is a scale of logarithms of sines of angles, the second one is the ordinary logarithmic scale, and the inner two circles are the square roots of the number on the logarithmic scale. There is a fixed pointer engraved on the glass cover, and the movable pointer can be rotated by pressing down the small side button while turning the crown.

The calculator is in good condition and working well. Original blued steel hands.
The case is nickel plated, there is some wear to the sides.
The calculator has a glass lens on each side, one side is in lovely condition, the other has general light surface marks if you look closely.
52mm diameter excluding the crown and the button.
The watch comes in a vintage presentation box.
The Vintage Wrist Watch Company has dated this piece to the 1890s.
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