Chronomètre Royal

Give me a Red 12 and a manual winding movement, and I am in! I don't know who to credit for the first photo, but I will happily credit on request. Best, nicolas

At the invitation of Phillips in Association with Bacs & Russo , Vacheron Constantin is launching a Concours d'Élégance Horlogère for enthusiasts and collectors worldwide who own Vacheron Constantin pocket watches or wristwatches . To be eligible , yo

A strange, curious but nice looking watch, and it is a Chronomètre Royal! Best, Nicolas

A marvel. I just wish it was in platinum! I will happily credit these photos upon request. Best, Nicolas

Alas, a piece unique, issued in 2013: Best, Nicolas

I would usually go for the white gold or platinum watch but in this instance there is just something about the rose gold version that really speaks to me and it's hard to believe these are modern watches as they have such a strong vintage vibe. Marc

I mean the modern one, here. Rose Gold: Platinum: My preference goes for the platinum, cold, yes, but how appealing. The only thing is that I would have much more preferred a manual winding movement... Best, Nicolas

You can find other photos and information in this post from maxbliss888 from April 2024 . Have a nice week! A/ Vacheron Constantin ref. 6694 Chronomètre Royal (caliber K1072/1) White gold & strap credit: arbitro.jp credit: ancienne watches Yellow gold & s

One word: Killer. Best, Nicolas

On my side, I didn't know about the Overseas Pisa edition! But finding photos of it is far easier than the 1921! I also didn't know about the historical context of the red numerals. And, as far as the possible link of this 1921 Pisa edition with the 1907