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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

CEO

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

About Vacheron Constantin

Job opportunities No two careers are the same

Learn more about jobs at Vacheron Constantin and if you do not find a job that matches your expectations today, we invite you to submit your profile for future opportunities.

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Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026 Exploring All Ways Possible

Vacheron Constantin goes beyond the limits of watchmaking mechanics, discovering new cultural and artistic horizons, and exploring heritage and patrimony: all these are incentives for exploration undertaken by ‘all ways possible’, to look further, think differently, and unleash creative energy. 

By opening itself to the world, the Maison has found its calling: to make the measurement of time a vast field of research and discovery, encompassing technical, historical, and cultural aspects. 

Voyage on a wonderful and poetic journey.

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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  • Worlds Unfold A universe of wonder unfolds through the illustrations of artist and illustrator Shan Jiang, where Vacheron Constantin novelties are seamlessly woven into poetic landscapes. These vibrant creations, a testament to the "Explore All Ways Possible" theme, invite observers to journey through realms where tradition meets innovation and meticulous detail sparks boundless imagination. Each artwork is a narrative, a discovery of new cultural dimensions that transcend the ordinary. #VacheronConstantin #OneOfNotMany
  • A Journey to Explore All Ways Possible Vacheron Constantin embarks on a journey inviting a profound exploration of cultural and artistic horizons through its annual theme, "Explore All Ways Possible". This quest finds a kindred spirit in artist and illustrator Shan Jiang, whose vision transforms exploration into a source of wonder, innovation, and knowledge. His art, a meticulous blend of Shanghai's vibrant tapestry—from its towering skylines to its ancient traditions—and global artistic inspirations, resonates deeply with the Maison's enduring pursuit of excellence and boundless creativity. #VacheronConstantin #OneOfNotMany
  • Echoes of Cilivisations The Métiers d'Art Tribute to Great Civilisations series invites a contemplation of ancient worlds through four distinct dials. Pharaonic Egypt is represented by the Bust of Akhenaten, sculpted in glyptique on Egyptian limestone, framed by turquoise and champlevé stone friezes. The Assyrian Empire's Lamassu of Sargon II emerges from Italian limestone, complemented by champlevé stone and flinqué enamel. Ancient Greece's Athena of Velletri, rendered in Thasos marble glyptique, is surrounded by a black enamel frieze and stone marquetry. Finally, imperial Rome's Tiber of the Iseum Campense, also in Italian marble, is paired with a micro-mosaic and gold leaf textured base. Each timepiece, a limited edition of 15 pieces, meticulously reflects the decorative arts and historical authenticity of its era. #VacheronConstantin #OneOfNotMany
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