
Tick Talk's original post highlights a critical issue for Vacheron Constantin collectors: the accessibility and support for vintage timepieces within the brand's digital ecosystem. His experience attempting to log into the 'Hour Club' and navigating the Extract from the Archives request process for a vintage watch uncovers a broader discussion about how luxury brands engage with their heritage and long-standing collectors. This article synthesizes community insights on Vacheron Constantin's approach to its vintage clientele and digital platforms.


Afew years ago they switched to a different format that was beyond my very limited computer skills. Alex is now Geneva's Watch Auction Head of Sale and maybe without Alex no more Hour Lounge :-(
did you register a modern or vintage watch to join the club?
they post stuff and you read it. I really tried to follow but its a shallow pool...
and I kept a portfolio of my vintage timepieces there
I tried to log-into the Hour Club a few months ago to see if anything new was up, but was unable to and gave up when I had to re-register all over again. Sadly, VC lost its allure when they shutdown THL without a heads-up - man, I miss the THL. Haven't gone all out to sell what I have from them, but still leaves a sour taste. VC has definitely, in my experience, moved away from working on a community and the THL Instagram account is not conducive to the debate we used to have. But I am glad to r
considering these developments with the Club and Extracts, they are purging vintage collectors :-0
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