
Patrick_y shares an exclusive look at the Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Grand Complication Phoenix, a piece he encountered during a factory visit. His post highlights the extraordinary artistry and meticulous hand-engraving involved in creating such a unique timepiece. This article delves into the intricate details of its construction and the philosophical considerations behind its design.












If I had a half million to spend on a watch I would definitely order a customized watch from Vacheron Constantin.
I like engraved watches and this one is sure on a other level . Thanks for sharing ๐๐ป
but itโs not a watch that would make my target list. Itโs just to โmore is moreโ.
... that makes me stunning. Did VC build this art on a special customer order? Honestly, this "poor" watch will most likely never see sun :-( Wish this watch could have some air time at a wrist, best, Holger
Every now and then, Vacheron Constantin will have an "idea" for a piece and put it into production; but generally everything is custom ordered usually by the buyer him/herself. If I were the owner of this timepiece, I'd wear it. Very carefully of course!
The aperture and dial configuration isn't as beautiful as the rest of the watch. That's where the magic is a little lost. Imagine... A Traditionelle Tourbillon in an extra large case with a Phoenix on one side and a dragon on the other... Nice dial, nice movement, nice case, and some really nice engraving...
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