November 16, 2009 at 1:19 pm
These days, Vacheron Constantin launched a new Patrimony Contemporaine Pocket Watch, and this is the first pocket watch of the Patrimony Contemporain series. This pocket watch again presents a combination of classical elegance and minimalist charm, and just satisfied the fans of Vacheron Constantin.
This Patrimony Contemporaine watch uses PT 950 as its main material, and both the case and face plate are well dull polished just showing the luster and texture of PT 950. Besides, the white metallic overall design against the blue strap gives out the sense of silence and elegance. The 43.00mm case is smooth and gentle, and the slender and beautiful scales and pointers just makes you feel more comfortable.
Besides, the insiders of this watch are also extremely exquisite. This new Patrimony Contemporaine Pocket Watch is equipped with a manual winding 4400 mechanical movement, which is made all by Vacheron Constantin and there is a splendid Geneva seal on it. The movement has 65 hours` power storage and will make you feel convenient a lot. What`s the important of all, this series of Patrimony Contemporaine Pocket Watches are also limited and there will be only 50 watches launched globally and each one has a unique number. This is just again the reflecting of Vacheron Constantin`s management strategies” the smallest volume, the optimal quality, the highest selling price”.
November 13, 2009 at 3:32 pm
In 2008, Vacheron Constantin launched the new Quai de l’Ile watches in Geneva. The birth of the Quai de l’Ile watches was based on the transcendence of the spirit of continuous innovation, and it is just another new landmark in the high-end watch-waking industry. And recently in 2009, Vacheron Constantin again launched new model of Quai de l’Ile watches, which was shown in the ONLY WATCH 2009 Charity Auction held in Monaco. This is an exclusive launch because it firstly introduced rare tantalum as the main material, which once again broke through the limits of the use of materials and was called a milestone in watch-making world. And the use of tantalum again shows the spirit of continuous innovation and this is just what the ONLY WATCH Auction needs.
The movement of this Quai de l’ Ile watch is designed and made entirely by Vacheron Constantin. Through the Quai de l’Ile translucent dial design, you can enjoy the Geneva Seal on this 2460 precision movement. Besides, this Quai de l’ Ile watch not only exerts the traditional watch-making craft of the brand, but also brings the a senior security technology that is only used in notes or passport production into the design of the watch dial, which makes Quai de l’ Ile seem to be noble and precious.
November 12, 2009 at 10:28 am
“You can easily have time, but can not easily own Vacheron Constantin”, this is the classical slogan of Vacheron Constantin, one of the Richemont’s watch brands in Swiss, and was founded in 1755 in Geneva, having a history of over 250 years. Vacheron Constantin is one of the world oldest and most famous watch-making factories, it continually bring downs the essence of traditional Swiss watch-making technologies and contributes a lot to the watch-making industry with its new inventions.
Besides, a long history gives Vacheron Constantin many years of watch-making experience, and “the smallest volume, the optimal quality, the highest selling price” is always Vacheron Constantin`s business strategy.
Vacheron Constantin’s classic Kallista is the world’s most expensive watch, which was produced in 1886, originally Kingalid ordered it. However, the king passed away before the watch was finished, and it was bought by an unknown buyer from the US at the price of $3.5milion. Kallista is entirely diamond-studded, both on the watch body and the strap, enjoying 118 carefully selected top grade blue and white diamonds weighting 130 karats. And in order to produce this watch, Vacheron Constantin recruited the best engineers and took 20 months (over 6,000hours) of work. And Kallista means perfect in Greek. This is just what Vacheron Constantin wants to show to the world.
