Historiques 222

And a distinct caseback engraving. Also, the 333 might have only come in Automatic or Quartz. Your watch seems to be a somewhat dressier ultra thin integrated bracelet execution without a unique model name such as Phidias, 222, 333, etc.

...but I just ran across it for the first time the other night. Square 222. Saw it here: https://hairspring.com/blogs/finds/vacheron-constantin-square-222-automatic Intresting piece.

Still in the honeymoon phase (a week since I got it), but I love the size, comfort, and legibility of it. My first VC too, happy to join the club.

But if it would be one for lefties, I could probably oversee it The gold 222, is definitely not for me dough., even if it would fit perfectly on the street in South Bronx

Interestingly I ran into one of the sales associates a little earlier that evening. A friend of an acquaintance of mine. Seeing your post now makes me think that she may have been sprucing herself up a little for the event as opposed to a night out on the

Last Friday, I was invited by VC New York, to see and examine the new novelties of the W&W 2026. The event was well organized, the staff was fantastic(I happen to know them for a long time), all watches were initially prohibited from examination(behind gl

I still like my 222 better.

Instaed, it's the 2000V. All the elegance of the Overseas line, without the bulkiness as it retains the original 1120 movement. It is the most elegant combination of the 222 and 3rd gen overseas. VC needs to quickly re-release this watch. This watch shoul

For me I would pick the Overseas. I love the shine of the dial and of course the beautiful blue color. The 222 is very nice but I even prefer the dimensions of the overseas. For the bracelet there is no comparison; the 222 hands down. But as someone else