Vacheron Constantin celebrated its 270-year heritage in a big way at Watches & Wonders 2025. The storied Swiss maison showcased a range of new timepieces, each reflecting centuries of expertise paired with modern design twists. Here’s a quick look at the highlights.
Les Cabinotiers – Tribute to the Tour de l’Ile
Stealing the spotlight were three unique Les Cabinotiers models honoring the Tour de l’Ile,a historic Geneva landmark closely tied to Vacheron Constantin’s story.
Each watch features intricate craftsmanship on the dial: one with delicate miniature enamel painting, another combining guilloché and enamel, and a third showcasing detailed hand engraving. Collectors who appreciate fine decorative arts will find these one-of-a-kind pieces irresistible.
Patrimony & Traditionnelle
For fans of classic Swiss watch design, the maison expanded its Traditionnelle and Patrimony collections with eight limited editions. These pieces stay true to their timeless roots with clean lines, elegant dials and refined cases, while adding the new anniversary motif.
From a Patrimony Moon Phase Retrograde Date to a compact Traditionnelle with manual-winding, each watch showcases Vacheron Constantin’s focus on understatement, mechanical precision and exceptional finishing.
Traditionnelle Openface
Next up for Watches and Wonders 2025, Vacheron Constantin introduced three new Traditionnelle Openface watches, each in platinum and limited quantities. These timepieces display partial openworking, letting you see the inner workings of complications like a retrograde date, a tourbillon with retrograde date, and a complete calendar.
Look for the eye-catching Maltese Cross-inspired guilloché pattern on the dial and a rare “côte unique” finish on the movement bridges, both created to mark this special anniversary.
Traditionnelle Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar
Topping off the lineup is the Traditionnelle Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar. This platinum watch unites two beloved complications, a tourbillon and perpetual calendar, inside a slender new self-winding movement.
Its peripheral rotor keeps the movement ultra-thin while offering a generous 72-hour power reserve. With only 127 pieces available, it’s already a standout among collectors who crave grand complications blended with classic Swiss style.
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