Complications
Blomman Mr Blue presents a brief but enthusiastic look at the Vacheron Constantin Saltarello in white gold, highlighting its distinctive jumping hour and retrograde minutes complication. His post, accompanied by quick shots, captures the allure of this limited-edition timepiece. This article serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of unique complications and Vacheron Constantin's artistry.
Not long ago I had the chance to see this one very briefly, the Saltarello white gold!
Such a beauty!
One out of 200 in white gold…
I really enjoy this one; love the combination of jumping hour and retrograde minutes.
One day I hope…
Best
Blomman
This message has been edited by blomman on 2014-12-04 00:11:46out there for me Such a charmer So my prediction is..... :) :) Would love to see that one on your wristand my as well ,) Best D
This is one of my favorites of VC!! Thanks for posting it!! S
Thank you Blomman, I am happy to see this Saltarello here, it's my first VC and certainly is my favourite watch too. i like the dial, movement and the perfect size. (thin watch). thank you for reading Kfc
Pictures do not do this watch justice, and in fact can have a negative first impression from a picture. Just ask my wife! I showed her a picture first, then put it on my wrist. Her first response was "bath scale". Then, oh my....... :-). I find this alternative time much easier to quickly read time versus the Mercator. In addition the guilloche pattern out in daylight is just a mesmerizing effect. I also really enjoy the lugs on the wrist. The movement finish is superior, with that rotor work, a
This is probably my all-time favorite from VC. Thanks a lot for sharing! Oliver
This watch is killer, both front AND back!
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