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The tradition of clocks lives on today and the ample space provided by these watchmaking objects enables certain talented individuals to unleash their creativity, while others dream up original stage-settings for time.

Contemporary time
Minimalism and a nod to brand history are the key ingredients behind the success of the two new table clocks from Panerai. In these models, the favourite design codes of the Italian Maison are conveyed with a force that has already earned the two clocks the status of great classics. A 65mm transparent mineral glass rimmed by polished steel frames two dial versions. One is the famous sandwich-style dial with the SLC design dating back to the 1930s (PAM00641), while the other is a California dial, the first in Panerai's history to adorn the original watch supplied to the Italian Navy in 1936 (PAM006541). Another reference to brand history takes the form of a large winding-crown enclosed by a stirrup featuring an original design inspired by the shackle - a typical piece of sailboat hardware used to secure ropes or cables. Panerai has chosen an exceptional mechanical movement to power these two models: hand-wound Calibre P.5000 with an eight-day power reserve.

Luminous time
Undimmed by the passing years, the tradition of table clocks is faithfully perpetuated at Patek Philippe with an ever-renewed sense of panache. The Dome clock introduced in the 1950s once again provides a backdrop for extraordinary demonstrations of fine craftsmanship skills such as engraving, marquetry, enamelling, as well as Haute Joaillerie and crystal-making. The latter expertise is given pride of place through another collaborative endeavour with the Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. The rounded curves of the limited-edition Crystal Chandeliers Dome Clock 20021M are attired in entirely hand-engraved natural crystal. Hundreds of hours of painstaking craftsmanship were required to create this luminous mantle for the mechanical movement equipped with the famous photoelectric cell patented by Patek Philippe in 1954.

Pure time
Simplicity and style are the keynotes of this epitome of elegance from Hermes. The white gold Pendulette 8 Jours is distinguished by its restrained style and its Art Deco-inspired Arabic numerals. Encircled by an 85cm-diameter case, the passing of time is displayed by blued hands sweeping over a white gold dial, orchestrated by a Swiss-made mechanical hand-wound movement. The latter is endowed with an eight-day power reserve and rewound using a stylised key. The design of this Pendulette 8 Jours based on one gold circle atop another is infinitely modern.

Sculpted time
Whether appearing in the guise of a wristwatch, a pocket watch or a desk clock, the Amadeo Fleurier Virtuoso IV is the ultimate protean horological object. Despite a modest 44mm diameter, it provides Bovet with the space required to express both the diversity of its artisanal talents and its exceptional creativity. From an aesthetic standpoint, the eye is inevitably drawn to the pair of rearing horses finely sculpted into the precious metal, admirably framing the disc-type jumping hours display and retrograde minutes. The lower half of the dial is entirely taken up by a majestically enthroned tourbillon. A closer look reveals the historical elements to which the tourbillon refers, since the design of the carriage bridges evokes the index-assembly of the 19th century timepieces produced by the Bovet brothers. Today's watchmakers have also reproduced pallets with weights such as would have featured in the Maison's pocket watches during the latter half of the 19th century, although ten times smaller than their historical counterparts.

Transparent time
Vacheron Constantin, the world's oldest watch manufacturer in continuous operation since 1755, revisits the prestigious history of clockmaking with a series of 12 unique table clocks sculpted in rock crystal. Designed to form arches of light, these mechanical works of art named Metiers d'Art Arca train the spotlight not only on the limpid beauty of rock crystal, but also on the mechanical excellence of the movement inside. For a full year, experts hunted for the finest stones around the world and selected them for their optical quality, their colour, their radiance, their refractive index and the harmony of their inclusions. The spectacularly large, finely cut and facetted stone provides a remarkable clear view of openworked Calibre 9260. This Vacheron Constantin movement with its two barrels comprising springs measuring more than one metre-long guarantees an impressive 30-day power reserve, while a constant-force mechanism ensures exceptional regularity. Its less than one-minute discrepancy per week represents a degree of precision rarely achieved for a movement enjoying such substantial autonomy.

Vacheron Constantin, the world's oldest continuous watchmaker, hosted an exceptional series of special events to celebrate the 2nd edition of Madison Avenue Watch Week (April 28-, May 4, 2012). First created in 2011, Madison Avenue Watch Week is a celebration of haute horology for collectors and connoisseurs. The world's premiere watch retailers participated in this weeklong celebration organized by the Madison Avenue BID and presented by The Wall Street Journal.
 
Vacheron Constantin kicked-off the week with an exclusive cocktail reception on the evening of Monday, April 30th at two locations. Hugues de Pins, president of Vacheron Constantin North America, welcomed guests at the Vacheron Constantin Madison Avenue boutique as well as a distinguished private bank on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Guests previewed the exclusive 2012 collection of timepieces, including the Patrimony Traditionnelle 14-Day Tourbillon, the Metiers d'Art Les Univers Infinis, and the newly redesigned Malte collection, the highlight pieces from this year's SIHH. A Vacheron Constantin in-house watchmaker gave a live watchmaking demonstration at the private bank. A jazz trio provided musical entertainment, while guests enjoyed exquisite hors d'oeuvres while sipping Champagne and Cucumber Mint Sparklers, the signature cocktail of the evening. 

On Tuesday, May 1st, Vacheron Constantin hosted a private sit-down dinner and discussion on "The Value of Vintage Timepieces." Dominique Bernaz, International Retail Director, Vacheron Constantin and Aurel Bacs, International Head of Watches, Christie's, led the discussion. During the debate, guests discovered the five most important qualities to look for in a vintage timepiece, illustrated with examples from Christie's auction results. When asked for an example of a vintage timepiece embodying all the qualities, Mr. Bacs mentioned the pocket watch belonging to James Ward Packard, which sold for $1.8 million at a Christie's auction in June 2011. The talk concluded with animated questions and answers, followed by a delicious three-course, and as a gift guests received a Treasures of Vacheron Constantin book.
On Wednesday, May 2nd, Vacheron Constantin hosted a unique tasting event led by Aldo Sohm, the world renowned Chef Sommelier at Le Bernardin and 2008 winner of the "Best Sommelier of the World." Mr. Sohm paired Vacheron Constantin timepieces with rare and notable wines. For example, Les Historiques American 1921 was paired with Dom Perignon Oenotheque-Moet & Chandon 1996, because of their interesting histories. The Patrimony Contemporaine Self-Winding in Platinum, was paired with Volnay, 1er Cru Taillepieds, Domaine Marquis d'Angerville 2006, as both are apparently simple, but reveal internal complexity. Over the course of the evening, guests tasted five wines and five watches, and stayed beyond the end of the tasting to continue to enjoy their favorite bottles. Guests received exclusive Zalto wine glasses designed by Mr. Sohm to remember the evening by.

The week concluded with Authentication and Appraisal Services, offered for the first time ever, on Friday, May 4th and Saturday, May 5th at the Madison Avenue boutique. Owners of vintage Vacheron Constantin timepieces brought their watches to be examined and appraised by an expert from the Vacheron Constantin Heritage Department, Geneva, and a Senior Specialist from Christie's. During the two days, more than 50 watches were examined. Some timepieces dated back to the 1830's and through the late 19th century, with several 20th century models from the 40's, 50's and 60's. The stories gathered during the two days will be posted onto the American Heritage of Vacheron Constantin website, www.vacheron-constantin.com/americanheritage, to be relaunched in June.
Hugues de Pins commented: "We are very pleased to have hosted a successful series of events during the Madison Avenue Watch Week, which allowed us to welcome and engage with passionate collectors and watch enthusiasts from around the New York Area.. We are particularly thrilled with the enthusiastic response to our first-ever offering of authentication and appraisals services. The number of timepieces examined was impressive, far exceeding our expectations."

WORLDTEMPUS - 21 June 2010

The notable 21 Club in midtown Manhattan set the scene for several hundred power players including Mayor Michael Bloomberg (who dropped from the number 4 spot in 2009 to number 9). Other attendees included list number 1 Stephen Ross of the Related Companies and owner of the Miami Dolphins, State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, David Levinson of L&L Holding (and the Yankees), and legal legend Jonathan Mechanic of Fried Frank.

"Vacheron Constantin has a long, storied history with great New Yorkers such as Henry Graves and John D. Rockefeller. Participating in the New York Observer Power 100 to celebrate important New Yorkers in real estate was very exciting for us and we hope to keep this tradition alive," said Hugues de Pins, President of Vacheron Constantin North America.
This event comes on the heels of several important and exclusive retailer-related events the brand has hosted stateside in the past couple of months, including one recent evening in conjunction with Wempe Jewelers for private watch collectors. That dinner was held at New York City's Le Bernardin, where world-renowned chef Eric Ripert's French cuisine delighted guests almost as much as the exhibition entitled "A Journey Through Time." Presented by de Pins and Ruediger Albers, president of Wempe Jewelers, the exhibition was an historic look at the brand and included timepieces from Geneva's museum as well as the recently launched Ultra-Fine 1955 series.