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When Vacheron Constantin goes Malachite
Isn't green a 'kind of blue'? So let's call this thread 'Blue in green' with a big shoutout to all Miles Davis and Bill Evans fans out there...
Best to you all!
Ref. ref. 2077 “Cristallor” in white gold
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Ref. 2098
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Ref. unknown: 'bullshead' asymmetrical model
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These malachite dial pieces have so much charm 👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻
The first two being my favorites 😊
Big love for the Malachite watches!
it’s interesting to see how the veins in the stone going from 12-6 Vs 3-9, change the look of the watch. I most definitely have big love for the Bullshead, super interesting case shape. Yours? It looks great on you!
I completely agree: vertical is very different from horizontal.
The bullshead has an interesting shape but seems a little small, maybe (it's not my wrist: I haven't seen these pieces in the metal).
And I like the thin vertical veins of the first one.
And I like the thin vertical veins of the first one.
The vertical is interesting, because you don’t see that often. This stone and Lapis are my personal favorite. I kinda wish that I had a watch with a semi precious stone dial.
2098
On the “2098”, the dark section at the dial top seems to highlight Vacheron&Constantin.
Thanks for the photos — plus those of lapis lazuli dials — despite their inherent beauty, stone dials do not sing to me.
I can understand that very well!
I'm not myself deeply into stone dials, but find them very special and somehow impressive.
Thanks for chiming in.
Thanks for chiming in.
