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Vacheron Constantin · 2025-04-01 · 0:26

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Here Vacheron Constantin presents its Watches and Wonders 2025 news, including the Traditionnelle Openface, shown under the title History on the wrist. 2025 was also a landmark year for the maison, which was founded in Geneva in 1755 and marked its 270th anniversary. In January 2025 it re-released the Ref. 222, first created in 1977, in steel. The videos below come from the official Vacheron Constantin channel.

Mechanical elegance A limited edition of 270 pieces, the 33-mm Traditionnelle Manual-Winding offers both a 42-hour power reserve and an elegantly slim profile thanks to the Manufacture's Calibre 1440/270, just 2.6 mm thick. Also issued in an edition of 270 watches, the Traditionnelle Moon Phase tracks the exact lunar cycle (29 days 12 hrs and 45 min.), known as the "astronomical moon." Artfully positioned between 8 and 9 o’clock to make room for a small seconds dial the moonphase aperture reveals a dusky rose matching the alligator strap. Both manual-winding watches combine the shimmer of mother-of-pearl with the brightness of diamond for luminous, feminine beauty.
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This video was published on 2025-04-01 on the official Vacheron Constantin YouTube channel and belongs to the playlist “Vacheron Constantin – Watches and Wonders 2025”. Vacheron Constantin was founded in 1755 by Jean-Marc Vacheron and is based in Plan-les-Ouates (Geneva). Today it belongs to Richemont. Other Vacheron Constantin collections that appear in the videos: Fiftysix, Overseas and Traditionnelle. The auction record for a Vacheron Constantin watch stands at CHF 3.3 million.

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