Malte Tourbillon

Ok it is a bit bog and thick, but in the early 2000's, it made me dream. Not totally fan of skeletons, nor of tourbillon on the dial side, but here, it works. Credit: Monaco Legend Auctions. Best, Nicolas

The idea of this thread came to my mind while comparing the newly released caliber 2162 QP/270 powering the Traditionnelle Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar (ref. 6300T/000P-H056) with what is considered to be Vacheron's first Tourbillon caliber for a wristwa

And I personally like the guilloché dial better (but I’m not fond of openwork dials, which might not be your case, so just my personal taste of course).

Curious thought on ownership. Just stumbled upon these. Love the styling. Perhaps a bit small for larger wrists?

What do I consider as haute horlogerie? A watch or brand that doesn't use movement from a third party like Frédéric Piguet and Lemania (even though sometimes these ebauches are so modified that they can be considered as inhouse) and who makes their own mo

First, two vintage Vaacherons from the 1930's and a lovely gold and enamel art deco Tiffany cufflinks. Next, A Patrimony Platinum with grey dial and Vacheron's own Patrimony cufflinks. Last, a Malte Tourbillon with custom designed and made cufflinks using

The Malte collection with its emblematic barrel shape expresses the inimitable inventiveness and elegance of Vacheron Constantin. Two new pink gold creations are joining this collection epitomising a blend of distinctive presence and understatement. The M

Last week a few of us collectors in Singapore met up with the MD of VC South East Asia as well as and old friend, Mr Alex Ghotbi, in the VC boutique in Singapore ION, followed by an informal dinner. Here are some pics to share on these lovely VC pieces we

To commemorate the opening of the new Singapore ION Boutique, Vacheron Constantin issues a 3-piece limited edition boutique exclusive tonneau-shaped Malte Tourbillon Openworked powered by its new in-house Calibre 2790 SQ. A quick relook of the cosy recept

To celebrate the opening of its new Singapore Boutique at ION Orchard, Vacheron Constantin presents an exclusive Malte tourbillon openworked model. This creation sets the stage for a demanding complication; with the tourbillon within an entirely openworke