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Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art The Legend of the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Snake (86073/000R-9751)

Beautiful product, Thanks :)

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Review by jc customs, From Finland Lahti

Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Diamond Pave Dial Ladies Watch 25554/Q03G-9824

This watch looks very expensive, yet affordable. A very nice value for the money.

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Review by Christina L, From Ireland Dublin

Vacheron Constantin Overseas Automatic Silver Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 47040B01A-9093

i purchased this watch to give as a gift.it is a beautiful watch, the blue is an awesome shade.i purchased this 6 months in advance of giving, becausei had an extra discount off and the price was just too good to passup. the brand and the prce are an excellent value.

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Review by Lynnette A, From Espana Cantabria

From May 27th to September 27th 2015, the MUDAC (Musee de design et d'arts appliques contemporains - Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied Arts), the only design museum in Western Switzerland, will present an exhibition entitled "Telling Time" in partnership with Vacheron Constantin.

The first international-scale exhibition to be held in Switzerland on the display of time, "Telling Time" aims to engage a dialogue between the historical past of watches and the contemporary productions conceptualised by designers, or visual artists working on the idea of time and its display.

Vacheron Constantin has been invited to complete the selection by presenting eight timepieces from its historic collection, alongside more than 150 objects from all over Europe, drawn from both private and major public collections, including the Musee International d'Horlogerie (MIH - International Watchmaking Museum) in Chaux-de-Fonds, the Beyer Watchmaking Museum in Zurich, the Musee d'Horlogerie du Locle - Château des Monts (Watch Museum of Le Locle), the Louvre and the Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris (Museum of Decorative Arts).

Amongst the eight pieces exhibited which illustrate the know-how of the Geneva manufacture, visitors will have an opportunity to discover a 1928 "surprise" pocket watch; a 1929 men's wrist watch with shutters, on which the shutters protecting the glass are operated by a slider on the bezel; a 1949 "Heure Universelle" worldtime pocket watch displaying the time in 41 cities; a 1930 "Bras en l'air" (arms up) pocket watch with its dial featuring a Chinese magician indicating the hours and minutes with his arms, on demand; and a 1941 ultra-thin minute-repeater wristwatch.

Through its support of the "Telling Time" exhibition, Vacheron Constantin is affirming both its commitment to Swiss watchmaking tradition, as well as its interest in revisiting this tradition. Indeed, perpetuating and revisiting its heritage has always been a chief priority for the Geneva-based manufacture.