"Circular perfection, a quest for essentials: the Patrimony collection is the epitome of stylistic pureness. Reflecting a deliberately minimalist approach striking a beautiful balance between taut lines and curves, it asserts its personality through slender cases radiating an elegance inspired by 1950s Vacheron Constantin models."
"The Traditionnelle collection is the supreme expression of the most demanding Geneva Haute Horlogerie traditions inherited from the 18th century. Imbued with history and a sense of rigorous discipline, Traditionnelle timepieces showcase technical refinement conveyed through eminently horological characteristics. From the simplest to the most complicated, these models pay tribute to craftsmanship and know-how passed on from generation to generation."
"Like a watchmaking sculpture, the art of shapes is deliberately dedicated to time measurement. The Harmony collection, with its reinvented cushion shape housing Manufacture-made movements, vividly demonstrates the aesthetic and technical expertise cultivated by Vacheron Constantin. Inspired by a chronograph introduced by the Maison in 1928, its architecture combines a curved case middle with a square bezel and a round watch glass."
"Since 1912, the Manufacture has associated the emblematic curves of the Malte collection with the most prestigious watch mechanisms. Bearing the name of a watch component that has become the Vacheron Constantin emblem, this collection encompasses timepieces featuring harmoniously pleasing lines. The powerful design of the tonneau (barrel) shape sets a perfect stage for the technical excellence of Haute Horlogerie."
"While its name recalls the historical site of Vacheron Constantin, a symbol of Geneva’s horological excellence and home to the master cabinotiers of the 18th century, the Quai de l’Ile collection is resolutely embedded in the 21st century. It mirrors the artistic flair with which Vacheron Constantin reinterprets a technical and aesthetic heritage built on over 260 years of uninterrupted history."
"The Overseas collection, relaunched in 2016, conveys the spirit of travel in all its rich diversity. This openness to the world, inherited from François Constantin, has remained at the core of the Maison’s philosophy ever since its founding. Resulting from 5 years of development, the collection has been designed in a spirit of casual elegance and practicality. Enhanced by their interchangeable straps/bracelets and easy-fit system, Overseas timepieces are the perfect travelling companions."
"The 1972 collection pays tribute to an asymmetrical model created that same year to mark the official presentation to the Manufacture Vacheron Constantin of the much-coveted “Diplôme du Prestige de la France”, an award honouring its expertise in the realm of design and craftsmanship. Testifying to the creative freedom exercised by the Maison, this inimitable aesthetic signature is intended for a clientele looking for daring elegance infused with undeniably strong character."
"In tribute to the uninterrupted creativity displayed by Vacheron Constantin since 1755, the Historiques line provides contemporary reinterpretations of iconic models from the prestigious heritage of the Maison. It draws inspiration from the legendary creations that have punctuated more than 260 years of expertise through models combining rigorous technicality and bold aesthetics."
"The Heures Créatives collection is inspired by the women’s watches developed by Vacheron Constantin during the 1920s, 1930s and 1970s. These precious timepieces embody the prolific creativity of these periods, while their design and their feminine curves are imbued with a resolutely contemporary elegance. These horological gems harbour a mechanical heart reflecting the finest watchmaking traditions."
"Celebrating decorative techniques applied to watchmaking and jewellery, the watches composing the Métiers d’Art collection derive their inspiration from art and culture. Beautifully enhanced by the master artisans of the Manufacture, these authentic works of art testify to creativity that is open to the world, as well as to know-how passed down through the generations."
