Vacheron Constantin presents the portrait of an enameler in its “Métiers d’art” collection.

Patrimony Traditionnelle World Time, the first and only watch having the capacity to indicate the world’s 37 time zones, including those offset from Universal Coordinated Time (UCT) by a half – or quarter-hour – an exclusive mechanism patented by Vacheron Constantin.

Vacheron Constantin’s vision of 21st century haute horlogerie, vivid modernism meets elegance and tradition in a watch with a visually arresting design which can be personalized to the client’s desires.

An emotionally evocative grand complication featuring a perpetual calendar, a tourbillon, as well as a minute repeater using an extremely precise and silent patented regulating system resulting in a pure and crisp chime.

A large sized – yet slim – manual wind manufacture calibre with a 65 hour power reserve, featuring the prestegious Geneva Hallmark.

Vacheron Constantin presents in this video the craftsmanship of the master engraver.

The merging of Haute Horlogerie with the ancient and delicate Japanese art of lacquer.

A masterpiece of highly contemporary elegance featuring not only a perpetual calendar and a tourbillon but also an equation of time and hours of sunrise/sunset calibrated specifically for the owners location.

In this video, discover the delicate art of engraving with Christian Thibert, Director of the Métiers d’Art Departement of Vacheron Constantin.

Find out the Top 5 selection of Anders Modig, Editor-in-Chief of Plaza Watch, at this year’s SIHH: Greubel Forsey, Van Cleef & Arpels, Vacheron Constantin, Jaeger-LeCoultre and A. Lange & Söhne

Interview with Christian Selmoni, Art Director of Vacheron Constantin, who presents in this first video report some of the novelties introduced at this SIHH by the Maison dedicated mostly to women.

In this second part Christian Selmoni, Art Director of Vacheron Constantin, presents us the new beautiful timepieces where the brand expresses its know how with this new Métiers d’Art series.