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With VC, I take my time.
I'm discovering the VC World, and I'm leraning to fully appreciate their watches.
When I am ready, yes, I will go on the Mercator, which is the most evident watch to include in my collection.
I'm still thinking about a modern Chronometre Royal, in platinum, as well as the 1921, but I would like to get in in white metal.
The Sputnik is also in my book...
As you see, I'm doing my homework.
Best,
Nicolas
A passel of Vacherons!
A couple of weeks ago I posted a photo of a pair of Vacheron Constantin Overseas watches sitting side-by-side: I had done so in the context of reviewing the thousands of photos on my hard drive, and in the process I noticed just how few photos I had taken...
I would like to share some side by side VCs,
And one day, I will! But, before being able to do this, the only side by side picture features one of my very fav VC, with another great Chrono, the U.N Monopusher: Best, Nicolas...
Nice photo of nice watches
Thanks for posting it, Nicolas. Is the Mercator still on your shortlist for your next VC? Bill
With VC, I take my time.
I'm discovering the VC World, and I'm leraning to fully appreciate their watches. When I am ready, yes, I will go on the Mercator, which is the most evident watch to include in my collection. I'm still thinking about a modern Chronometre Royal, in platinu...
A couple of squares from the 40's
Here are two square watches from the 1940's: a steel one cal. 458, movement 442xxx; and an 18k gold with the elusive cal 203 and movement 432xxx. Robert...
NIce watches Rob.....
Are the cases identical? This is what I'm talking about when I mentioned I could "make a case for two of the same reference but with a different dial!" Are you still in Michigan? I'll be there in mid-July. I'd love to meet up with you. Bill
Pomp & Circumstance
The class and flamboyant style this trio oozes are unmistakably Vacheron. Thanks for sharing Alex.
A great collection of 4178's
Though when it comes to you, I'm kinda disappointed you don't have a picture of a 4178, 4072, and a 6087 all lined up! Bill
Great Fun!
I love the contrasts A Pair of Skinnies Old & New Extra Small vs Extra Large...
Wow!
Thanks for sharing Dean. Those are three fantastic pairings. As I recall, that Overseas Chronograph went to the top of a South American mountain. Bill
Overseas at 22,829 ft.
It was the Chronometer that went with me to Aconcagua, Bill. Here is a pic as we prepared to leave in darkness, followed by a summit shot in WatchTime magazine that my daughter spotted while on holidays in Australia. Alas, the OS is gone so I'm looking fo...
A what?
Thanks Bill for the 'word of the day': passel. I had to look that one up in the dictionary. One learns everyday. Also thanks for the glimpse at some out-of-production VCs. Regards, MTF
Two desirable round objects from my hard drive...
I want to play! Sorry for the poor quality of the pictures, Sincerely, Matthew...