After our visit to Blancpain last week, we walked a few blocks down Madison Avenue to visit Vacheron Constantin. The Swiss manufacture’s New York Boutique is an incredible space, housing unique pieces and even a watchmaker’s workstation.
Exclusive photos of the Patrimony Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Chronograph in Platinum and more from our visit to the Vacheron Constantin Boutique...
We saw some amazing watches, and we’ve brought you our exclusive photos from our visit:

The 1972 Prestige Limited Edition was unveiled for the opening of Vacheron Constantin’s Paris boutique.

Made of white gold with a silvered dial, this asymmetrical piece houses an ultra-thin mechanical movement. Limited to just 40 pieces worldwide, the 1972 Prestige Limited Edition retails for $40,000.

The Malte Lady in White Gold begins with a curved case set with pavé diamonds. The silvered sand-blasted dial features an 18K gold center paved with 142 round-cut diamonds.

A stitched-tip satin band with a buckle in the shape of a half Maltese cross, set with diamonds, completes the look. This piece retails for $33,600.

The Patrimony Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Chronograph in Platinum features a 43mm case and a silvered opaline dial with snailed counters and a painted black minute-track.

Complications include hours, minutes and small seconds at 9 o’clock, chronograph functions with a centre direct-drive seconds hand and a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock. Perpetual calendar functions include the days of the week, months and leap years, as well as the astronomical phases of the moon and a date hand at 6 o’clock. This piece retails for $151,200.
Photo credit: Donnelly Marks Photography for Knockoff Watches Wholesale.










