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damianp's original post highlights the enduring appeal of Vacheron Constantin's ultra-thin two-handers, particularly those housing the legendary Caliber 1120. His personal experience and stunning photography underscore the subtle elegance and historical significance that continue to captivate collectors. This article delves into the nuances of these exceptional timepieces, drawing from community insights to explore their design, movement, and collectibility.
Here‘s a picture of the AD‘s catalog from that year describing the watch, in case you understand german, and an older picture of it.
This is a very attractive offering. I always curious also if you would not mind on how the 1120 movement does from a rate accuracy perspective! Great watch!
This is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing. Please, do so more often! Thanks
"Gutruf": What a suitable name for an AD and VC! spot on!
I never knew of this one. Is it display caseback?
Can‘t tell you much about the accuracy. I change my watches more or less daily, so it‘s nothing I notice unless t‘s abysmal (which this one isn‘t)
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