Give me a Red 12 and a manual winding movement, and I am in! I don't know who to credit for the first photo, but I will happily credit on request. Best, nicolas

You probably already know this: VC even made a modern Chronometre Royal that had special "adjustments" made to make the watch even more accurate. Here is a review of the modern 86122 model

the 1921 100th anniversary to be presented soon and I will also consider the Chronomètre Royal 1907 ;-) Good luck in your search and final decision FX.

That Vacheron and other manufacturers don't pay attention to their portfolio. A watch like this "Pour Hermes" has everything that a dress watch needs plus is "chic". I took some time looking the current Vacheron offerings and I could not locate anything c

Well, there is resale value, there is image, there is exclusivity. Aspects that are not of overriding importance for me. I live now, not in the future. And I live for me, not for others (or what others think of my taste in watches). So I look at designs a

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Press Release Vacheron Constantin The ultra-thin heritage Vacheron Constantin has chosen today to revive some of the finest moments in the quest for ultra-thinness. The Geneva-based manufacturer has indeed been closely involved in the epic milestones of t

From the press release: Vacheron Constantin once again wins the Watch of the Year Prize, this time for its ‘Historiques American 1921’ model Just two years after being awarded the 2007 Watch of the Year Prize (for the Patrimony Contemporary Retrograde Dat

This is my first ‘serious’ post – as a tribute to my favorite time piece, as you can probably tell from my Avatar. To mark the 100 th anniversary of Vacheron Constantin’s creation of the first observatory pocket watch in 1907, VC in 2007 introduced among