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On the leading internet pkace for watches Just noticed our dear Alkiro found the picture first.
Vacheron Constantin Sputnik. Does anyone here has one or at least real pictures of this watch?
Probably one of the Vacheron I dream the most to get one day.
But with only 10 pieces... I can always dream!
Certainly one of the most original Vacheron ever made.
Best,
Nicolas
Never seen it before!
Quite incredible to find something that feels like a unicorn on this forum 
. Cheers, Filip
. Cheers, Filip
Add me to the list, would definitely love this piece in the collection what a beauty but yes with just 10 most likely won’t happen. [nt]
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One for sale at Chrono24, just type Sputnik and you will see real pictures [nt]
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Well, I saw, but low resolution and not first quality pictures. Too bad. Thanks, Dirk. [nt]
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One or two in Russia (I don't know if it's the same timepiece or not available at two different sellers) on Chrono24. It (they) is has been for sale for several months already
Here’s a real shot.
Best wishes
Alkiro
Best wishes
Alkiro
Wow, that's a cool VC.
FIrst time I see it. Looks like a very interesting collectible timepiece, a rare bird.
Thanks for sharing.
Vte
That's a cool VC.
FIrst time I see it. Looks like a very interesting collectible timepiece, a rare bird. I like it.
Thanks for sharing.
Vte
Pleasure, Vicente. Good to know that it will cause you some sleepless nights, too. ;) [nt]
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It happens to be on sale
On the leading internet pkace for watches Just noticed our dear Alkiro found the picture first.
Yes ,Nico
I did see one a few years ago at a VC dinner in honour of the Paris Opera Ballet at Lincoln Centre.
It was ownd by the cousin or brother of the person who owned the Moscow Boutique.
Unfortunately, the lighting was very poor and my photo was quite poor.
It's a stunning piece.
I believe it uses the same movement as the Tribute to the Great Explorers watch.
Cheers,
Joseph
It was ownd by the cousin or brother of the person who owned the Moscow Boutique.
Unfortunately, the lighting was very poor and my photo was quite poor.
It's a stunning piece.
I believe it uses the same movement as the Tribute to the Great Explorers watch.
Cheers,
Joseph