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Founded in 1755, Vacheron Constantin is the world’s oldest watch Manufacture in continuous production, perpetuating a proud heritage of watchmaking excellence and stylistic sophistication through generations of master craftsmen.

At the pinnacle of Haute Horlogerie and understated elegance, the Maison creates timepieces with unique technical and aesthetic signatures, and an extremely high level of finishing touches.

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1755 in Geneva, Switzerland

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Laurent Perves

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Perfection in every detail

A standard of excellence and guarantee of provenance, the Hallmark of Geneva is the emblem of watchmaking workmanship. 

Vacheron Constantin brings to life unparalleled heritage and a spirit of innovation through iconic collections Patrimony, Métiers d’Art, and Overseas. It also offers its discerning clientele of connoisseurs the rare opportunity to acquire vintage pieces within the Les Collectionneurs assortment, as well as unique and bespoke timepieces by means of its Les Cabinotiers department.

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Perfect technical mastery in engraving, enameling, gemsetting, and guilloché technique

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Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025 270 years of excellence

To embody 270 years of technical and aesthetic mastery, Vacheron Constantin unveils the most complicated wristwatch in horological history, LES CABINOTIERS SOLARIA ULTRA GRAND COMPLICATION – LA PREMIÈRE, a result of eight years of research and development, featuring 41 complications and 13 patents filed.

The Maison also launches several limited-edition creations within its Patrimony and Traditionnelle collections, each expressing the Maison’s signature understatement.

In homage to the Tour de l’Île, a historic Geneva landmark with deep ties to Vacheron Constantin, the Maison’s Les Cabinotiers workshop has created three single-piece edition timepieces, paying tribute to the Maison’s craftsmanship.

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of horological innovation cultivated over the centuries.

Homo Faber 2024: The Journey of Life Honouring the art of restoration

The art of restoration unites Vacheron Constantin and the Louvre Museum's art workshops. The artistic partnership promotes the transmission of skills and heritage conservation, while this year's booth, with its display cases, features both watchmakers and cabinetmakers at work on antique pieces.

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  • Unveiling Horological Mastery Delve into the intricate heart of the new Overseas Tourbillon. Powering this timepiece is the ultra-thin Calibre 2160, a self-winding tourbillon movement that embodies Vacheron Constantin's profound technical expertise. Witness the dance of the tourbillon carriage, a testament to precision engineering. Through the sapphire caseback, the meticulously finished movement is revealed, showcasing the Maison's unwavering commitment to horological artistry and the pursuit of excellence. Ref: 6000V/210T-H179 #VacheronConstantin #OneOfNotMany
  • An Homage to Watchmaking's Golden Age The Traditionnelle perpetual calendar chronograph, unites a distinguished platinum case with a salmon-coloured dial - a classically inspired combination with a nod to watchmaking's golden age. At its heart beats the in-house manual-winding Calibre 1142 QP, a movement prized by collectors and dating back to the 1940s. This 324-component calibre is celebrated for its sophisticated architecture, reliability, and precision, notably enhanced by its column-wheel system for the chronograph function, and complemented by a perpetual calendar complication. Adapted over decades to meet Hallmark of Geneva criteria, it operates at a rate of 3 Hz (21,600 vph) and offers a 48-hour power reserve. The finishing of the movement, including its circular-grained mainplate, Côtes de Genève motif on the bridges, hand-bevelled components, and straight-grained flanks, is beautifully revealed through the transparent sapphire caseback. This timepiece is a profound celebration of technical mastery and aesthetic refinement, a wearable legacy for the collector. #VacheronConstantin #OneOfNotMany
  • The "Butterfly" of 1952: An Artistic Flight of Design In 1952, Vacheron Constantin introduced Reference 4775 in pink gold, affectionately known as the "Butterfly" model. This nickname comes to life when the watch is viewed at a 90-degree angle (slide 2), revealing a case shape that gracefully mirrors the delicate outline of a flying butterfly. Beyond its evocative form, this manual-winding timepiece boasts stylised yellow gold indexes on its dial – a hallmark of traditional luxury finishing. These indexes not only ensure legibility but also lend an elegant perspective to the wearer. Powering this exquisite creation is the calibre 11''' 435, a manual winding movement crafted with a rectangular shape and cut corners, designed to fit flawlessly within its unique case. The "Butterfly" stands as a testament to Vacheron Constantin's artistry, where technical ingenuity and artistic design converge to create enduring beauty. #VacheronConstantin #OneOfNotMany
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