Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Retrograde 18K

About the Watch

Over the years, Vacheron Constantin has established the retrograde date as a distinctive complication in its timepieces. The inaugural Vacheron Constantin retrograde date watch was the reference 47245, crafted in the year 2000 (the "245" denoting the company's 245th anniversary celebrated in that year). This timepiece, part of the Patrimony collection, boasted a round case and featured a day-of-the-week display at six o'clock, accompanied by a 31-day retrograde date display. The reference 47245 laid the foundation for subsequent Vacheron retrograde date watches, characterized by a 31-day track spanning the upper half of the dial from 9:00 to 3:00, with a space beneath available for additional features like a day of the week indication, moonphase, or other complications.

About the Brand

The world's oldest watch manufacturer in continuous operation since 1755 and founder of the spirit of technical and precious Haute Horlogerie, Vacheron Constantin has been making horological history for over 260 years. From the beginning, Vacheron Constantin devotes its every effort to perpetuating the spirit of Fine Watchmaking. The tradition of excellence that defines the Manufacture originates in the quality of execution of each of its watches. Its expertise is reflected in timepieces whose exceptionally refined finish goes beyond the demands of the Poinçon de Genève.