
Ping.Timeout's quest to capture the distinctive "UFO" profile of the Vacheron Constantin 6395 "Disco Volante" highlights a key challenge for collectors: photographing the unique architectural elements of vintage timepieces. His efforts to showcase the watch's iconic saucer-like shape invite readers to appreciate the design innovation that earned this reference its memorable nickname. This article explores how collectors visually interpret and share the unique aesthetics of such horological treasures.

I think of my Supernova as a flying saucer on the wrist as well ππ....
The only thing Iβm not completely sure about is whether I prefer them with lugs like your 6395 or without. I think I love both really and your 6395 is great! Best, Emmanuel
. . . ref 14785, cal 601, early '60s. Art
Hereβs my DV. Will try to get a photo at the correct angle later to show the saucer aspect. It belonged to my dad, from 1955.
Fascinating to see other hobnail watches out there other than by Patek.
. . . owns this AP DV. πΊπΌ
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