Vacheron Constantin expands the Historiques American 1921 line with two new 18K 5N pink gold references, preserving the model’s tilted dial and unmistakable cushion-case personality.
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Vacheron Constantin expands the Overseas Automatic line with two 34.5mm models in rose gold and stainless steel, pairing lacquered dials with the collection’s interchangeable strap system.
At the 22nd Doha Jewellery & Watches Exhibition, Alfardan Jewellery will present more than 60 international and Qatari brands, from Chopard and Chaumet to Noudar and Alfardan Creation.
A compact look at the week’s standout watch releases, from H. Moser & Cie.’s Off-Grid digital complication to Vacheron Constantin’s 30th anniversary Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin.
The Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin arrives in 18k white gold with an azure lacquered dial, three strap options and a 200-piece limited run.
The 200-piece Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin pairs a white gold case and bracelet with a new lacquered azure dial, celebrating three decades of Vacheron Constantin’s travel-minded sports watch line.
The Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar uses two operating frequencies to solve a practical problem with one of watchmaking’s most demanding complications.
A focused guide to five current GMT, dual-time and worldtimer watches that make travel timekeeping genuinely useful, from Tudor and Frederique Constant to Vacheron Constantin and Greubel Forsey.
The Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom series uses featherwork, embroidery, paper sculpture and other rare crafts across six concept watches powered by the Calibre 2460 G4.
Vacheron Constantin’s Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom series brings featherwork, glass, origami, gold-wire embroidery and paper sculpture onto the wrist.
A focused look at the most interesting pre-Geneva Watch Days 2026 releases, from Speake Marin and Renaud Tixier to Vacheron Constantin, URWERK, anOrdain and MB&F’s M.A.D.Gallery.
Founding dates are everywhere in watchmaking, but heritage is more complicated than a number on a dial. The real question is continuity, character and what a brand has done with its time.
Vacheron Constantin’s latest Métiers d’Art Tribute to Great Civilisations quartet transforms four Louvre antiquities into stone-carved watch dials.
Luxury watch brands are reshaping retail through private salons, cafés, restaurants, lounges and curated journeys that turn collecting into a more social and immersive experience.
Vacheron Constantin’s “Explore All Possible Ways” exhibition opens at its 37 Old Bond Street boutique in London, tracing the maison’s links with travel, culture and technical watchmaking.
Richemont began its fiscal 2026 year with group sales of €6.3 billion, led by strong jewellery demand and a healthier performance from its specialist watch maisons.
Vacheron Constantin’s Métiers d’Art Tribute to Great Civilisations collection brings four Louvre antiquities to the wrist in extremely limited editions shaped by engraving, enamelling, marquetry and more.
Vacheron Constantin expands the compact Overseas Self-Winding line with two 34.5mm references in stainless steel and 18k rose gold, each delivered with three interchangeable wearing options.
The Égérie Moon Phase Spring Blossom pairs pink gold, pleated mother-of-pearl and a miniature hand-painted calfskin strap in a 100-piece limited edition.
Vacheron Constantin’s Heritage and Style Expert Morgan Maillard explores finishing, movement architecture, titanium, colour and the long view that defines the maison’s approach to haute horlogerie.