Vacheron Constantin

In Patrimony the perfection of the circle meets aesthetic essentials. The Patrimony collection is the epitome of stylistic purity. Reflecting a deliberately minimalist approach and striking a beautiful balance between taut lines and curves, it asserts its personality through elegant slim cases inspired by models created by Vacheron Constantin in the 1950s.

The historical home of Vacheron Constantin since the 19th century, the Quai de I'Ile, nestling at the heart of Geneva, is the place where the company has established its philosophy of custom-made service. The Quai de I'Ile can be comprehensively personalised from a combination of several materials, different types of dial and movements bearing the Hallmark of Geneva.

In tribute to the creativity of Vacheron Constantin since 1755, the Historiques line offers contemporary interpretations of the classic models from the prestigious heritage of this renowned company. Inspired by a cushion-type model developed by Vacheron Constantin in the 1920s for an American customer, the American 1921 watch combines daring style with rigorous technical sophistication.

With its curving tonneau shape and contemporary classicism, the Malte collection embodies the aesthetic and technical heritage of Vacheron Constantin. Since 1912, the company has been associating this iconic curve with the most prestigious mechanisms. The powerful design of the tonneau shape, and the understated dial punctuated by hour-markers and Roman numerals following the curve of the case, exude the distinctive refinements of technical watchmaking.

Traditionnelle is a vivid expression of Geneva's most demanding fine watchmaking traditions passed down from the 18th century. Imbued with rigorous standards and a rich history, these timepieces epitomise technical sophistication. From the simplest to the most complicated, they pay eloquent tribute to the craftsmanship and the expertise passed on from generation to generation.