Design engineers and watchmakers hade joined hands to develop a new mechanical hand-wound tourbillion movement called the Calibre 2260 which comes endowed with an exceptional 14-day power reserve.
The architecture here has two large bridges and large surfaces here serve the purpose of highlighting the finishes laced on this movement.
Other features here include a slender bezel, a case middle with a fluted base, a screw-down case-back fitted with a sapphire crystal, facetted hour-markers (double at 12 o’clock), pink gold dauphine hands and a historically inspired opaline silver-toned dial adorned with a variety of finishes.
This timepiece was also the first ever Vacheron Constantin which was officially approved according to the new Hallmark of Geneva criteria.
by bree, on November 29, 2011 - 4:04 AM in Watches | Comments () -