Vacheron Constantin

Bespoke Watches and other surprises... What Transpired During the Evening My apologies for the delay on Part 2 as well as for the quality of the evening photos below. The difficult lighting challenged my photography skills or lack thereof. I hope, however...  

I feel dizzy looking at all those whirlwinds. Seriously though, looks like a great time was had. Next trip organized by VC should be the the gym ;-)

Wise words from our own "modern age Indiana Jones." Best, respo

I'm glad that you enjoyed yourself. Were any other collectors in attendance lucky owners of a Cabinotiers timepiece? (I would understand if they didn't want it photographed). Bill

I am not sure if there were any Cabinotiers owners there, but I did not have the chance to meet everyone. Best, respo

Looks like it was a fantastic evening. I'm sorry I missed it. I was in NYC this past weekend, but alas, too late. :-( I did visit the Boutique to say hello though. Besides the usual suspects that were there, Doug Escribano from Christies was there as was ... 

I hope we will have a chance to catch up next time you are in NYC. But I am glad you made it to the Boutique. Did you have a chance to see the 2013 novelties again while you were there? Any additional thoughts? Best, respo

I did look at the 1972 and the new PT Patr. Traditionelle. And I must confess that side by side I did prefer the latter. Those were the only ones I looked at. I spent most of the time chatting with Dorit, Jerome and Daniel. But i may be in town next month... 

...a new watch for me... :-) Well, maybe soon, but I can tell you it will not be a Cabinotiers piece. There are enough "regular" production and LEs from VC to satisfy me. Warmest regards, Robert