Vacheron Constantin. FiftySix. 40mm. DayDate. — USD 14,999

Believe or not, there has never been one in Japan for such a long time - Vacheron Constantin is one of the oldest brands for Japanese market and the relationship is so tight that they often issued Japan Edition in the past (so did IWC, Patek, etc.... good old days ). Why no Vacheron Constantin bouti

The announcement of a new caliber is always exciting for fans of a brand, and the inaugural watches that host new calibers make for collectible watches. I remember awaiting VC’s development of its own calibers after it acquired HDG in 1998 with great anticipation. The tonneau tourbillon caliber 1790

Is it possible to be fascinated by a watch, to be drawn in by its charms, even seduced by it, despite it having a quality that you dislike? I think it must be true, judging by how I feel about the Malte Moon Phase and Power Reserve (Ref 83080). This watch was shown at SIHH in January 2009 and formal

PuristSPro reviews the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda 1950 Steel. With a highly decorated movement, automatic with micro-rotor, a thoughtful adjustable deployant clasp, and a suggested price of lower than 10,000CHF, could this be the best value on the market yet? PuristSPro moderator Patrick_y gives you

Discover Vacheron Constantin's Historiques American 1921 watch evolution, with a modern twist on the iconic 1920s design. Featuring new aesthetics and 18K pink gold cases, this timepiece embodies avant-garde luxury.

This is part one of a series of posts looking at the 2009 Breguet novelties, beginning with the Classique 5967 and the Classique 7337. Before that, several trends evidenced in Breguet collection of recent years have been affirmed by this year’s novelties. One is the increasing use of Frederic Piguet