Here we have a full calendar, including weeks and a moon phase., in a 36 mm case, in white gold, which is circa 8 mm high, housing the automatic Cal 1126 ( JLC ). Isn't that a pretty one? From the 90's. Always a pleasure to see such lovely watches from a

1936 Unique piece made for Brocking of Spain, and one of Vacheron & Constantin’s first multi-complication wrist watches. Minute repeater with day of the week and, believed to be a first, date via retrograde hand. Ref 4240 Launched in 1942 and produced

Here is a complication that has my attention: the week hand that takes a year to go around the main dial is a great concept Vacheron had a nice ref. 47052 in the 90s and Lange did something similar with the kalenderwoche ref 245.021. That one was a bolder

What a shame you missed it few years ago. The blue of the moon phase is truly something as you said. Here are few macro shots of this VC I took few months ago before its service. Hope you will enjoy 😉 Best wishes Alkiro

Tried to do my best with my iPhone 6S and my both magnifying glasses as usual. But hard to highlight the very nice dial of this timepiece. Need to take some lessons with Jocke and Nilo ;-) Hope you will enjoy. Sexy Moonphase Maltese Cross and date indicat

1/ This awesome salmon dial chrono: 2/ Mercator Europe: 3/ Minute Repeater: 4/ Sputnik: 5/ Malte QP Chrono: It can't be better than that, for me... Aaah, yes, a Vintage Chronometre Royal, and a Vintage Triple Date moonphase would be awesome choices, too.

Some of my favourtie Vintage VCs are here: The Chronometre Royal, of course, but also the Triple Date ( moonphase or not ), and the 4555. Maybe one or 2 Vintage Chronos, and it would have been complete. A gift? Better: A Dream! Best, and thaks a lot. A po

While the novelties will garner much of the attention this week, it is also nice to look at watch that isn't so new. I met a collector who has an model from the late 1990's. The reference 47052 featured an automatic movement that indicates hours, minutes,

I had a BP triple date moonphase that was so hard to read that I could not wear it to work lest I misread the time and miss an appointment. (And I had LASIK surgery, too, but sometimes you can't correct for everything.) However, although it was a nice wat

Antiquorum’s sale this past weekend showed some mixed results for Vacheron Constantin. There were some time only watches that performed surprisingly well. For example, Lot 323, a Ref 4651 from 1952 with an exquisite guilloche dial went above its estimate