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Vacheron Constantin Malte Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Platinum 47112 Black 2004 Piece Unique.
All is in the title, except the pleasure to see such a beautiful version of this great reference.
Dreams...
Best,
Nicolas
Discussion
Collector ZSHSZ asks if trading three Rolexes (Daytona, Hulk, Batman) plus cash for a Vacheron Constantin Malte Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Platinum Ref. 47112 is a good move. Experts weigh in.
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Reference Guide
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Complications
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Vacheron Constantin Malte Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Platinum 47112 Black 2004 Piece Unique.
All is in the title, except the pleasure to see such a beautiful version of this great reference. Dreams... Best, Nicolas ...
Very nice!!
The standard versions are wonderful but I love a black dial. All the best, Jon
A stunning watch made even more special...
actually I had more than a few chats with the seller of this beauty, and validated all the information with VC as well. All checks out. But I held back, as I didn't feel at ease with the seller, and couldn't justify the >3X cost versus the regular version...
