Vacheron Constantin-Only Watch
Vacheron Constantin-Only Watch. The Vacheron Constantin Only Watch 2009 is yet another gorgeous selection to arise from the Only Watch Charity in Monaco, employing the use of Tantalum metal for a unique effect. “Quai de l’Ile,” as it’s called, uses this special metal often found in the airplane, airspace, and medical fields, and it is an extremely hard metal with which to work. Its blue-gray tones are striking, and word has that it busts the cutting tools used to make it on a regular basis.
Vacheron Constantin-Only Watch
Vacheron Constantin-Only Watch
VACHERON CONSTANTIN-Tour de l’Ile
VACHERON CONSTANTIN. World’s most complex watch ever made.Luxury and expensive watches.
VACHERON CONSTANTIN-Tour de l’Ile
VACHERON CONSTANTIN.Of all the wristwatches imagined and produced by Vacheron Constantin to celebrate its 250th anniversary, the Tour de l’Ile is a study in superlatives. Calling this a “Grande Complication” model is a dramatic understatement: it is, in fact, the world’s most complex watch ever made, with its original combination of 16 complications that can be read off on a double-face display. Its design-engineers have developed a calibre smoothly integrating a series of grand horological complications and astronomical indications in order to make it a genuine wristwatch that is perfectly suited to and comfortable on the wrist.
VACHERON CONSTANTIN-Tour de l’Ile
VACHERON CONSTANTIN. It took the Vacheron Constantin design-engineers and the watchmakers over 10,000 hours of research and development to create this sheer masterpiece of horological technique, named in reference to one of the historical sites of the venerable firm, located next to the current Maison Vacheron Constantin on the Quai de l’Ile. An additional statistic provides an instant glimpse of the density of this exceptional calibre: no less than 834 parts are housed within a case measuring 47 mm in diameter.
VACHERON CONSTANTIN-Tour de l’Ile
VACHERON CONSTANTIN. The gold case with its hand-soldered lugs, which maintains beautiful and harmonious proportions despite its substantial content, is now distinguished by a symmetrical double protuberance on either side of the bezel. This miniature horological marvel, which will go down in the history of the wristwatch and of watchmaking in general, is produced in a strictly limited edition of just 7.
VACHERON CONSTANTIN-Tour de l’Ile
