Swiss & Vintage

As the oldest continuously operating watch manufacturer in the world, the Geneva-based Maison has spent the past 270 years perfecting the delicate balance between artistry, precision, and innovation. To mark this extraordinary milestone, Vacheron Constantin introduces a new marvel: the Traditionnelle Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar, a limited-edition wristwatch that pays homage to centuries of watchmaking excellence . A Legacy Reimagined in Platinum and Precision Since 1755, Vacheron Constantin has stood as a paragon of fine watchmaking , combining artistic finesse with technical brilliance . To mark its 270th anniversary, the Swiss Maison has unveiled a fitting tribute to its legacy: the Traditionnelle Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar , a masterpiece limited to just 127 pieces worldwide. This limited-edition timepiece not only commemorates over two and a half centuries of innovation but also encapsulates the brand’s unyielding commitment to traditional Genevan Haute Horlogerie. Crafted in...

Vacheron Constantin has long been a pioneer in horology, pushing the boundaries of mechanical watchmaking for over 270 years. Now, the Maison has unveiled its most ambitious creation yet: the Les Cabinotiers Solaria Ultra Grand Complication – La Première. Featuring an astonishing 41 complications , five rare astronomical functions including a world first , and an innovative Westminster minute repeater , this double-sided masterpiece is the most complicated wristwatch ever made. With an all-new manufacture movement, Calibre 3655 , a total of 1521 components , and 13 patent applications filed, this extraordinary timepiece represents the pinnacle of miniaturization, technical mastery, and mechanical ingenuity. Let’s delve into what makes this ultra-grand complication a true landmark in watchmaking history. A Legacy of Grand Complications Vacheron Constantin has been at the forefront of grand complication watches since its early days. The Maison’s expertise in mechanical timekeeping, astr...

In a remarkable celebration of its 270th anniversary, Vacheron Constantin has reintroduced the iconic Historiques 222, this time in stainless steel. This release pays homage to the original 1977 model, which was a significant departure from the brand’s traditional designs and has since become a coveted piece among collectors.   A Glimpse into the Past: The Original 222 The original 222 was launched in 1977 to commemorate Vacheron Constantin’s 222nd anniversary. Designed by the then 23-year-old Jorg Hysek, the 222 marked Vacheron’s entry into the luxury sports watch segment, a market that was gaining momentum during the 1970s. This era saw the introduction of other iconic timepieces, such as Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak and Patek Philippe’s Nautilus.   The 222 featured a distinctive tonneau-shaped case with an integrated bracelet, embodying a sleek and minimalist aesthetic. Its design elements, including the notched bezel and the Maltese cross subtly positioned at 5 o’clock, se...