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Chronometer Royal 1907. Like the original model, it features an 18K white gold dial crafted using the "Grand Feu" enamel technique. Its excellent antioxidant properties and resistance to fading ensure the beautiful milky white enamel color is maintained for a long time.
Chronometer Royal 1907. The "Cal.2460SCC" can be viewed through the transparent case back. It is equipped with a skeletonized 22K rotor for improved winding efficiency and uses ball bearings for the pivots.
Chronometer Royal 1907. A reissue of the "Chronometer Royal" introduced in 1907. As the original achieved success in the South American market, it was equipped with a highly accurate movement resistant to temperature variations. The remade model also features an in-house movement with chronometer certification, reflecting the spirit of the original.
The in-house movement "Cal.2460SCC" powering the Chronometer Royal 1907. COSC-certified chronometer. Stamped with the Geneva Seal.
Chronometer Royal 1907. Self-winding, 18K pink gold case, Mississippi alligator leather strap.
Patrimony Traditional Caliber 2755. Manual-winding, 18K pink gold case, Mississippi alligator leather strap.
Patrimony Traditional Caliber 2755. It houses the "Cal.2755," developed over approximately three years based on the "Tour de l'Île," a 250th-anniversary model featuring 16 complications. It is the most complex model within the brand's standard collection, featuring a minute repeater, tourbillon, and perpetual calendar. Not yet released in Japan.
Patrimony Traditional Caliber 2755. The classical dial with a minute track is equipped with analog displays for date, day, and month, as well as a small window for the leap year indication at 1 o'clock. The "Cal.2755" can also be admired through the transparent case back. It beats at 18,000 vibrations per hour, has a power reserve of approximately 58 hours, and comprises 602 parts.
Patrimony Traditional Skeleton Perpetual Calendar. Self-winding, platinum case, Mississippi alligator leather strap.
Patrimony Traditional Skeleton Perpetual Calendar. The "Cal.1120QPSQ," which indicates the perpetual calendar including leap years, is skeletonized to reveal its intricate mechanism of gears and cams. The image shows the movement viewed through the transparent case back, highlighting its beautiful decoration.
Maltra Retrograde Perpetual Calendar. Self-winding, 18K pink gold case, alligator leather strap.
Maltra Retrograde Perpetual Calendar. With the hinged protective cover removed, the "Cal.1126QPR" is visible through the sapphire crystal shield. Despite housing a perpetual calendar module and automatic winding mechanism, it is finished with a slim profile of 5.05mm.
The Maltra Retrograde Perpetual Calendar is a limited edition model (5 pieces produced) for Russian collectors, exclusive to the Moscow boutique. The hinged protective cover is engraved with a soldier on horseback in the center, surrounded by the double-headed eagle, the coat of arms of the Russian Empire.
Métiers d'Art "Masks". From left: "Indonesia," "Alaska," "China," "Congo." Left: Self-winding, 18K pink gold case, alligator strap. Mid-left: Self-winding, 18K white gold case, alligator strap. Mid-right: Self-winding, 18K yellow gold case, alligator strap. Right: Self-winding, platinum case, alligator strap. *Set of 4 (limited to 25 sets).
Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art "Masks," introduced in 2007, is inspired by tribal art from four regions of the world. Skilled artisans have perfectly reproduced authentic masks housed in the Barbier-Mueller Museum onto the watch dials. The area around the masks is engraved with verses by the French poet Michel Butor. The photo shows a mask motif from Alaska, representing the Americas.
Métiers d'Art "Masks." The photo features a mask motif from the Congo, representing Africa. The semi-transparent blue sub-dials around the periphery of the dial display the hours (at 10 o'clock), minutes (at 2 o'clock), date (at 4 o'clock), and day of the week (at 8 o'clock).
The case back of the Métiers d'Art "Masks." The "Cal.2640 G4," based on an in-house movement, is visible through the transparent case back.
The "Cal.2460 G4" powering the Métiers d'Art "Masks." The hours, minutes, date, and day are displayed by four rotating discs, each with its own cycle. This can also be seen through the semi-transparent dial, further enhancing the mystical aura of the tribal art.
Maltra Tourbillon. Manual-winding, stainless steel case, alligator strap. (A stainless steel case tourbillon handled exclusively at the Geneva boutique in December 2006. Limited to 10 pieces, it sold out immediately upon reservation).
Maltra Tonneau Tourbillon Platinum. Manual-winding, platinum case, Mississippi alligator leather strap.
Maltra Tonneau Tourbillon Platinum. The platinum collection is enhanced with this high-end model in the Maltra series featuring a tourbillon. It is a luxurious piece with platinum (PT 950) used not only for the case but also for the dial. The tourbillon carriage is shaped like the "Maltra Cross," which is also featured in the brand's logo.
Égérie. Quartz, 18K pink gold case, Mississippi alligator leather strap.
Left: Égérie. Quartz, 18K pink gold case, 18K pink gold bracelet, diamonds. Right: Égérie. Quartz, 18K white gold case, 18K white gold bracelet, diamonds.
Égérie Pavée. Quartz, 18K pink gold case, satin strap, diamonds.
Égérie Pavée. Brilliant-cut pavé diamonds are hand-set by skilled artisans. The case is adorned with 311 diamonds (approximately 2.05 carats).
Égérie Pavée. The mother-of-pearl dial features applied gold indices. Each index is also set with pavé diamonds of approximately 0.013 carats.
Égérie Pavée. Quartz, 18K white gold case, 18K white gold bracelet, diamonds.
Égérie Pavée. The "Égérie" is a ladies' model with roots in the tonneau-shaped watches of the Art Deco era in the early 20th century. In 2007, a luxurious jewelry model emerged, fully set with pavé diamonds.
Égérie Pavée. Approximately 6.3 carats of diamonds are set on the dial (359 stones), case (311 stones), and bracelet (658 stones).
Maltra Power Reserve Date. This model features a round case with fan-shaped lugs inspired by the Maltra Cross, housing the newly developed in-house manual-winding movement "Cal.1420."
Maltra Power Reserve Date. Manual-winding, 18K white gold case, alligator leather strap.
Maltra Power Reserve Date. The dial, adorned with intricate guilloché decoration, features a date display (at 3 o'clock), small seconds (at 6 o'clock), and a power reserve indicator (between 10 and 11 o'clock).
Maltra Power Reserve Date. Manual-winding, 18K pink gold case, alligator leather strap.
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