CHACOM Gentleman No. 1179 Briar Pipe, France

An elegant and understated pipe, handcrafted by the renowned French brand Chacom with great attention to detail. Made from high-quality briar, the pipe is particularly distinguished by its beautiful Cross Grain pattern. A gentle brown stain provides a subtle contrast and emphasizes the natural structure of the briar, while the satin / semi-matte finish gives the pipe a refined and understated appearance.

The oval-shaped bowl helps reduce the overall dimensions of the pipe without sacrificing chamber capacity. As a result, this model remains compact, easy to handle and highly practical for everyday use. The chamber has a standard capacity and has been left without pre-carbonization.

The slightly bent saddle stem is made from durable acrylic. A light-colored ring made from Corozo adds an elegant contrasting detail, while the wide bit provides a comfortable mouthfeel. The stem incorporates a condenser, meaning that the pipe does not require a conventional filter.

The entire pipe is designed in a timeless, classic style characteristic of French pipe making. It comes with the manufacturer's original pouch and presentation box.

Mr. Bróg and Chacom share a long-standing friendship and a common passion for pipe making. We are therefore pleased to recommend this elegant and practical model.

Technical details:

• Manufacturer: Chacom
• Shape: oval, slightly bent
• Material: high-quality italian briar
• Grain: Cross Grain
• Finish: satin / semi-matte
• Stain: gentle brown
• Stem: acrylic, saddle
• Ring: Corozo - (also known as plant-based or vegan ivory)
• Filter: condenser
• Chamber: without pre-carbonization
• Overall length: 12.0 cm
• Bowl width: 3.5 cm
• Bowl height: 4.0 cm
• Chamber diameter: 2.0 cm
• Chamber depth: 3.3 cm
• Weight: approx. 40 g
• Included: manufacturer's pouch and presentation box

Chacom – France

The history of the brand dates back to the 19th century. In a small village near Avignon, the Comoy family began producing pipes for soldiers of Napoleon's army. In 1879, Henri Comoy and his cousin Chapuis began working together, producing high-quality briar pipes. Chapuis Comoy eventually became one of the best-known pipe-making companies. In 1922, their names were combined, while Chacom officially became a brand in 1928. To this day, Chacom pipes are known and appreciated by pipe enthusiasts around the world.