The Oldest Manufacture
Founded in 1755, Vacheron Constantin is the world's oldest continuously operating watch manufacture. The Maltese Cross logo — derived from a component in the mainspring mechanism — represents 269 years of unbroken heritage. Vacheron's finishing standards are among the highest in existence, with the Hallmark of Geneva certification applied to most references. The Overseas line serves as the brand's luxury steel sports watch (comparable to the Nautilus and Royal Oak), while the Patrimony and Traditionnelle lines represent classical haute horology at its most refined. Les Cabinotiers department creates unique pieces and grand complications. For ultra-high-net-worth collectors, Vacheron represents the deepest heritage in watchmaking.
World's oldest continuously operating watch manufacture (since 1755). Hallmark of Geneva certification. Reference 57260: most complicated watch ever made (57 complications, 2015).
Overseas Tourbillon
2000V/120G-B122
$160KOverseas Perpetual Calendar
2305V/100A-B171
$95KTraditionnelle Complete Calendar
4400E/000R-B436
$56KOverseas Dual Time
47040/000R-9666
$47KPatrimony Moon Phase
82172/000R-9382
$44KOverseas
4500V/110A-B483
$38KEvery reference WristWorth tracks for Vacheron Constantin, grouped by model.
The Vault catalogues 21 Vacheron Constantin references across 21 model lines, each with full specifications and a value estimate where market data exists.
Catalogued Vacheron Constantin references span roughly $14,600 to $160,000, based on current market estimates and retail prices.
Vacheron Constantin was founded in 1755 and is based in Switzerland.
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