Vacheron Constantin

While Vacheron Constantin did not introduce a large quantity of novelties this year, the quality of those few watches is impressive, both on their own terms and in the context of the brand’s entire product catalog. One of my criticisms of the brand was th...  

Except for VC. The PC is 41 mm, the WT is 42, 5 mm, the Quai de l'Ile is 43 mm... The Perpetual Calendar is ok, to me, but my favourite is te skeleton 39 mm, a piece of Art. The Quai de L'ile never was my cup of tea, but it may find its fans. The big big ... 

been really complicated

Hence my interrogation: What's the best WT? The more technical, or the Romantic one? Best, my friend, and very sorry to not have been able to meet you in Geneva, but you know why. Nicolas.

reasons :-( Comming back to the VC World Time I actually like it alot, enough to at least sell my 5110 to finance it!

your thoughts. Indeed there was a dearth of appealing mid-complications. The two new mid-complications have some sophisticated solutions inside and that brings up new issues (at least for me): (Size is too big for my wrist, but that is only me and my smal...  

I wonder, how did the WT feel on your wrist? How would you compare it to the PP WT? Interesting what you said about the JLC feeling.... Thanks my friend... Cheers

You might need to have one... Your photo of the Geneva Boutique QP also reminds me of how lovely that watch is. Thanks for posting! Best, Gary G

While still basking in the warmth of our SIHH experience, it is now time for honest appraisals of this year's novelties. I'm in agreement with amanico on most points. The needless growth of case size has created design compromises that verge on looking ri... 

for posting this..... I also would have preferred for the QDlI to keep its original dial and to be a smaller case... As for the WT, it seems like a very interesting model, maybe a tad too big but it as to be tested on the wrist... I wonder, what is its re...