Métiers d'Art Tribute to great civilisations - Victoire de Samothrace

7620A/000G-B928 42 MM White Gold

Limited edition

Métiers d'Art Tribute to great civilisations - Victoire de Samothrace

Geneva Seal
7620A/000G-B928

In close collaboration with the Louvre Museum, Vacheron Constantin pays homage to the great civilizations of Antiquity. Those chosen were the Persian Empire of Darius I, Egypt in the time of the pharaohs, the Hellenistic Greece of the successors of Alexander the Great, and imperial Rome. Each of these eras is represented by an iconic work kept in the Louvre Museum, reproduced in the form of a miniature sculpted applique in gold. Showcasing this remarkable engraving, each era reveals a sub-dial decorated with motifs taken from the decorative arts of the same period. By virtue of its construction, the self-winding 2460 G4/2 caliber gives free rein to creativity and these exceptional, masterful compositions.

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Size
42 MM
Thickness
12.93 mm
Movement
Self-winding
Variants (3)
Métiers d'Art Tribute to great civilisations - Victoire de Samothrace
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7620A/000G-B928 42 MM White Gold
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Case

Material
18K white gold
Size
42 MM
Thickness
12.93 mm
Water-Resistance (Bar)
3

Bracelet

Number of bracelets
1
Material of the bracelets
Alligator (Brown)
Size
22/20

Buckle

Type
Folding buckle
Material
White Gold

Dial

Material
18K white gold

Watch

Weight
142 grams
Origin
Swiss made
Reference
2460 G4/2
Energy
Self-winding
Size
31 (11¼''')
Thickness
6.05 mm
Number of parts
237
Number of jewels
27
Power reserve (hours)
40
Frequency
28800 V.P.H. (4 Hz)
Indications
Calendar aperture, Day of the week in aperture, Hours by aperture, Minutes by aperture, Stop seconds device
Certifications
Hallmark Of Geneva