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Vacheron Constantin

Sometimes, I think you post just to torture me, Bill.

 

;-)

Your former Chronometre Royal makes me salivate. I got it bad and that ain't good.  That black dial automatic is a pure beauty.  It is always such a disarming pleasure to see black dials on vintage V&Cs.

Now, as for the Historiques models...I know you have it bad for the Toledo 1951.  Understandable. 

But the Aronde 1954 is the one the does it for me between those two.  I had a chance to try one on a couple of weeks ago (I think the first time I actually had one on my wrist). 




Sorry for the poor photo, but my hands were shaking a bit trying on this beauty. :-/

The Aronde is just unbelievable.  The dial is out of this world.  But...to paraphrase Cyndi Lauper's lyrics from "Kinky Boots"... the Sex is in the Case

I have long considered the 1955 Ultra-fine the best two-hand dress watch on the market.  I still have found no evidence to contradict that assertion.

I think you are right, Bill. The 50s decade was a sweet spot for Vacheron & Constantin.  With Les Historiques we can relive the best of the 50s.

Best,

respo

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