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Vacheron Constantin

Vacheron Constantin SA
10, ch. Du Tourbillon
CH 1228 Plan-les-Ouates
Tel : +41 (0)22 930 20 05
Fax : +41 (0)22 930 20 06
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www.vacheron-constantin.com

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Vacheron Constantin watches have been produced in Geneva for over 250 years without a break. Founded in 1755, the company has always upheld the highest possible standards of craftsmanship, often allying these with a level of art that far surpasses the mere measurement of time.

The company was bought by the Richemont Group in 1996 and is managed by Juan Carlos Torres, who has worked at Vacheron Constantin for over 30 years. Vacheron Constantin’s flagship collections are the Overseas and Patrimony watches. Only in 2003 did the brand launch its first collection for women, which was baptised ’Egérie’.

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Vacheron Constantin opens a new flagship boutique in New York

Vacheron Constantin opens a new flagship boutique in New York

Located in the heart of New York City, at 28 East 57th Street, the new boutique pays tribute to Vacheron Constantin’s deep roots in the United States. It (...)

Vacheron Constantin recreates the original American from 1921

Vacheron Constantin recreates the original American from 1921

Only 24 pieces of the reference dated 1921 were originally manufactured. To mark the 100th anniversary of the American 1921 watch, Vacheron Constantin has (...)

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Class

Class

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Action

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Report#2: Collector portraits

Report#2: Collector portraits

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In the midst of the pandemic, the platform specialising in pre-owned watches has just opened two physical stores, in Paris and Geneva. It is also (...)