Last evening, Wednesday, September 8th, luxury Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin opened NYFW with a start-studded event, celebrating a striking new Flagship Boutique at 28 East 57th Street, ushering in a new era for the brand. ...
Exciting times for Vacheron Constantin, as the brand opens a brand new flagship boutique in the heart of New York City. Located at 28 East 57th Street, the two-story boutique serves multiple purposes. It is ...
The American 1921 is without a doubt one of the most charismatic watches ever made. With its square case, the crown on the top left corner, and a dial turned half a quarter to the ...
Like most major events around the world the organizers of Geneva’s ritzy Watches & Wonders luxury fair (formerly Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie), had to rethink their strategy, choosing to hold a virtual event ...
Some watches are too young to be considered a classic, yet despite this, they are firmly on their way of achieving this status as the years will pass. A good example of this is the ...
Until recently, Les Cabinotiers was a ‘secret society’, where a select band of collectors was given access to a set of unique and bespoke watches. Each piece showcases the finest of Vacheron Constantin’s watchmaking skills, ...
The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie, the annual awards celebrating the finest and most innovative watchmaking in the world, took place on November 9 in Geneva. As always, some of the most famous names in horlogery were ...
Shown last week in Paris, France, the following is a selection of a new collection of unique watches called “Mécaniques Sauvages” from Vacheron Constantin’s remarkable Les Cabinotiers department. The department, which is comprised of a ...
For a watch brand to highlight its history by showcasing vintage and antique models is hardly surprising, particularly when these have inspired modern interpretations. However, the collection of classic pieces on show this month at ...