Vacheron Constantin unveils its latest exhibition titled “From Geometry to Artistry”, offering a captivating exploration of the intricate process that elevates mechanical watchmaking into exquisite works of art. Curated from a selection of over 1,600 timepieces from the Maison’s esteemed heritage, this exhibition will tour the globe throughout 2024.
Embracing the theme “From Geometry to Artistry”, Vacheron Constantin delves into the profound journey of transforming precision instruments into captivating masterpieces of design and craftsmanship. Beyond mere functionality, the Maison’s timepieces are the result of a collaborative effort, uniting artisans, designers, finishers, dial-makers, and leather craftsmen to imbue each creation with a profound sense of creativity and emotion. By marrying technical excellence with aesthetic exploration, Vacheron Constantin redefines watchmaking as an art form, where every contour and detail tells a story of innovation and beauty.
Drawing from its illustrious heritage, Vacheron Constantin’s exhibition showcases a curated selection of timepieces spanning 270 years of creative brilliance. These remarkable watches, meticulously chosen by the Vacheron Constantin Heritage Department, offer a glimpse into the Maison’s rich history and artistic evolution. From iconic Art Deco designs to avant-garde creations of the modern era, each timepiece reflects a unique blend of tradition and innovation.
Among the highlights of the exhibition are:
- An Art Deco “staircase” pocket watch from 1931, featuring a striking square case and a two-tone silvery dial, exemplifying the graphic elegance of the era.
- A ladies’ yellow gold diamond watch from 1919, showcasing a lozenge-shaped case and delicate hour-markers, emblematic of Vacheron Constantin’s pioneering spirit in design.
- A Dual Time yellow gold watch from 1982, with a tonneau-shaped case and an octagonal bezel, offering a seamless display of multiple time zones.
- A ladies’ yellow gold pocket watch adorned with miniature painting in champlevé enamel from 1854, highlighting the Maison’s expertise in enamelling and decorative arts.
- A Cioccolatone yellow gold watch from 1957, known for its distinctive rectangular case and meticulously finished dial.
- A white gold Métiers d’Art Savoirs enluminés watch from 2015, featuring exquisite engraving and enamelling inspired by medieval literature.
Each timepiece in the exhibition is a testament to Vacheron Constantin’s dedication to craftsmanship and innovation, embodying the timeless beauty and precision that define the Maison’s legacy.
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