Vacheron Constantin Malte Openwork Tourbillon

FanFrancisco · 2015-03-12T09:34:17Z

Explore the Vacheron Constantin Malte Openwork Tourbillon Singapore Boutique Edition launch with exclusive photos and first impressions. Discover its intricate skeleton movement.

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FanFrancisco offers an exclusive look at the launch of the Vacheron Constantin Malte Openwork Tourbillon Singapore Boutique Edition. His detailed photographs and initial impressions provide a valuable first-hand account for collectors interested in this intricate timepiece. This post captures the excitement of a boutique event and the unveiling of a significant new reference.

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... was lucky to attend the launch of VC Malte Openwork Tourbillon Singapore Boutique Edition last week, managed to take some pics of the watch, it is indeed beautifully made, especially tourbillon. as it is named as openwork meant with a skeleton movement. initially i was thinking with the dial of this kind is usually not that easily read, but this is not. anyway, also took some pics from the event for your viewing pleasure and hope you like as much as i like.

stefan

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The skeleton watch is stunning, with a preference for the clean look over traditional engraving, and the translucent date dial is a great touch.
The photos of the railway watch are beautiful, highlighting the enamel and hand design.
A question was raised about the minute repeater function and the age of the watch, noting the Maltese cross tourbillon cage as a trademark.
The openwork movements from Vacheron Constantin are consistently admired, and the watches presented look great.
The post successfully conveyed the event experience, making a virtual attendance possible for other members.

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4Js

Mar 13, 2015

thx for sharing. The pix of the railway watch came out beautiful! The enamel really pops and the hands design as well Best Joe

dsgalaxy1

Mar 13, 2015

Did you listen to the minute repeater? How old? the tourbillon cage with maltese cross is a real trademark. Thank you

jmpTT

Mar 13, 2015

Did the guests eventually eat the giant chocolate sculpture, as instructed? That's a stunning skeleton watch - I prefer the clean look to the traditional engraving. The translucent date dial is a great touch as well.

FanFrancisco

Mar 15, 2015

... it is about 1920s. stefan

ED209

Mar 19, 2015

I've always liked the openwork movements from Vacheron. Watches look great. Regards, ED-209

jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)

Mar 19, 2015

Thanks for covering the event so well Stefan! Great pics I feel like I attended it virtually thanks to your post Cheer Robin

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