A Swiss luxury watchmaker founded in Geneva in 1755 by Jean Marc Vacheron, operating continuously for more than 270 years as a manufacture renowned for its haute horlogerie.
Aspen Golann's monumental wooden sculpture reimagines the dialogue between traditional American furniture and horological artistry, drawing inspiration from the Metropolitan Museum's distinguished collections and the exquisite techniques that define fine watchmaking.
A profound artistic collaboration between the Swiss horological house and the Metropolitan Museum of Art has culminated in the presentation of works born from an intensive residency programme, celebrating the transmission of craft excellence and cultural stewardship.
A distinctive collaboration between the venerable Swiss manufacture and The Metropolitan Museum of Art presents three extraordinary creations born from their Artisan Residency Programme, each a testament to the preservation and evolution of centuries old craftsmanship.
A rarified exploration of one horology's most revered travel watches unfolds through an intimate dialogue between heritage custodians. The Overseas collection reveals its enduring refinements across three transformative decades.
The Overseas collection marks thirty years of unwavering excellence, each generation a refined expression of exploration, technical prowess and timeless design mastery.
Vacheron Constantin has extended its celebrated Overseas collection with a new iteration that merges perpetual calendar engineering with contemporary versatility. The Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin Azure…
Vacheron Constantin’s Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom brings six unconventional crafts into haute horlogerie, transforming feathers, glass, paper, wood, gold embroidery and origami into miniature wildlife scenes. Presented within the Maison’s One of Not Many Crafts Programme, the project explores how far craftsmanship can be pushed at watchmaking scale.
Vacheron Constantin introduces two new interpretations of its Overseas Self-Winding collection, pairing a newly proportioned 34.5mm case with expressive lacquered dials in rose-gold and deep red. Each model combines the collection’s sporty character with an interchangeable strap system designed to move naturally between different settings.
A Swiss luxury watchmaker founded in Geneva in 1755 by Jean Marc Vacheron, operating continuously for more than 270 years as a manufacture renowned for its haute horlogerie.
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Our most recent Vacheron Constantin story is Vacheron Constantin returns to 1950s elegance with Fiftysix steel sports watches, published on 10 November 2026. Two fresh interpretations of the Fiftysix collection draw their DNA from the iconic 1956 Reference 6073, marrying vintage spirit with contemporary refinement in stainless steel and grey.
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