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Marc Guten, Vacheron Constantin's International Director, and Nicolas Deflers, Director of Vacheron Constantin Russia, presented a Malte Quanti��me Perp��tuel R��trogradant timepiece, created exclusively for Vacheron Constantin's Moscow boutique, to a group of Russian collectors. Manufactured in a very limited series of only five pieces in 18K 5N pink gold, this model has two exclusive features.1.?An officer back which has been engraved on the outside with the Russian coat-of-arms, with its two-headed eagle. When the back is lifted, the very compact �C 11 1/2 lignes for a thickness of 5.05 mm �C1126QPR automatic mechanical movement can be admired through a sapphire crystal.2.?A black dial whose su***ce, thanks to the texture of the finishing, absorbs rather than reflects the light and greatly improves legibility of the time. This is indicated by two facetted fan-shaped hands and 18K 5N pink gold applied hour-markers and Roman numerals.?This Perpetual Calendar timepiece also features a retrograde date. At the end of the last day of each month, its hand jumps back instantaneously to the first day of the following month and starts all over again. Well- proportioned with its 39 mm case, its fan-shaped horns and its crown stamped with a stylised version of the Maltese Cross, this timepiece only needs to be set once a century! So it won't need setting again until 2100!

Vacheron Constantin, the favorite luxury watchmaker of many, has added two new pieces to its "Historiques" collection. Carrying forward the "ultra-thin" lineage the two new timepieces imbibe one of two legendary calibers with a new and distinctively modern touch. The two new creations, Historique Ultra-fine 1955 and the Historique Ultra-fine 1968 are sure to mesmerize every watch collector and connoisseur. The Historique Ultra-fine 1955 timepiece is equipped with and pays tribute to the legendary mechanical hand-wound 1003 movement whose 9-lignes or 21.05 mm diameter and 1.64 mm thickness have made it the world's smallest mechanical movement in the market. This exquisite timepiece is touted to be the thinnest watch in the world at just 1.64 mm thick. The model in 18kt gold bears the Hallmark of Geneva.