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Ping.Timeout expresses his ongoing admiration for a Vacheron Constantin model from 1965, highlighting its 'complexity in simplicity' and unparalleled ultra-thin design. His post, supported by an archive extract, celebrates the timeless elegance of this vintage piece and its unique place in modern watchmaking.
Simply love the โcomplexity in simplicityโ of the model. Nothing like it in todayโs modern watchmaking, in terms of ultra thin. This one is from 1965 according to archive extract.
Key Points from the Discussion
- The watch's 'disco volante' shape and elegant proportions are highly appreciated, contributing to its distinctive and enduring appeal.
- There are several versions of the 'clou de Paris' dial, with this specific model featuring five rows, distinguishing it from others with larger dials and three rows.
- The author's search for this particular model in white metal indicates its rarity and desirability among collectors.
- The watch is described as 'wrist candy' and 'so different looking, in a good way,' emphasizing its unique aesthetic and strong wrist presence.
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