NEW PRODUCTS FROM Vacheron Constantin 2025

This watch features 41 complications, making it the most sophisticated wristwatch in the world. They have been in development for more than 8 years and are awaiting the issuance of 13 patents. All the indications in the watch are distributed on two sides of the 45mm white gold case. It’s pointless to list all the functions of the record holder, but one of them has received the status of a world premiere. This is a calculation of the time until a certain star or constellation appears in the sky.

Eight limited edition new products dedicated to the 270th anniversary of Vacheron Constantin. The watch combines a dial pattern inspired by the brand’s logo in the form of a Maltese Cross. The models are available in rose gold or platinum cases with diameters from 33 to 42.5 mm. Another highlight of the watch is the unique decoration of the côte unique bridges, which returned to the Vacheron Constantin catalog in 2021.

A platinum case limiter that combines a perpetual calendar and a tourbillon. A new self-winding movement with a thickness of only 6.55 mm is installed in the 42 mm diameter case. The dial is hand-decorated with a Guilloche motif, which is inspired by the Ref. 6068 model. The latter was released in 1955 in honor of the 200th anniversary of Vacheron Constantin. The series is limited to 127 copies.

Three limited editions in platinum cases of 370 copies each. In this watch, Vacheron Constantin has combined a partially transparent dial and a retrograde date display. In one of the models, a tourbillon is included for the retrograde date. The other two are full and perpetual calendars. The diameter of the watch is the same – 42 mm, and the case thickness differs by literally hundredths of a millimeter and fits into 11 mm.

Three limited–edition novelties in honor of Geneva, the city where the Vacheron Constantin company was born. Two of the three models received cases made of polished platinum 40 x 9.42 mm. The third model has a rose gold case. The watch face features miniatures overlooking the Tour de l’Isle watchtower, one of Geneva’s most important landmarks. The miniatures are made in the techniques of enamel painting, guilloche and engraving. All three models are presented in one copy.