This watch in ONE word ?
The Vacheron Constantin Reference 57260, unveiled in 2015, broke all records with its 57 complications, making it the most complicated portable mechanical watch ever created. This magnum opus required eight years of research and development by a team of master watchmakers. Among its myriad functions are multiple calendars, a double retrograde split-seconds chronograph, and an armillary sphere tourbillon. It's a monumental achievement that showcases Vacheron Constantin's commitment to pushing the boundaries of watchmaking.
Comment only ONE word to describe this beauty !
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Tom
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8.66” / 22.00 cm
Busy!
Terrifying
Insanity
Elegant.
Ugly
Astonishing
Busy
Overboard
Watch
Could you imagine the servicing costs?
Braggadocio
Trop
Meh.
Complicated
Why?
Excessive!
Do they make this in 40mm as well??
Wonder
Gimme!
Spectacular
Complicated. On one hand very cool and kind of beautiful. On the other hand it looks like a watch that can tell you your horoscop, file your taxes, and tell you who won the world series in 1949, but cannot tell you the time. 🤣 If I was Scroogr McDuck rich, I could see wanting to own it since it's a fascinating piece, but it would be like a museum piece. I would like to see a video of them building it, since it's so complex.
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Incredible
Complicated. On one hand very cool and kind of beautiful. On the other hand it looks like a watch that can tell you your horoscop, file your taxes, and tell you who won the world series in 1949, but cannot tell you the time. 🤣 If I was Scroogr McDuck rich, I could see wanting to own it since it's a fascinating piece, but it would be like a museum piece. I would like to see a video of them building it, since it's so complex.
#vacheronconstantin
Follow this link there is an interesting video about it, you can see the watch working. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InYrmk3Ezb8
Too.
Bonkers
Art piece!
Follow this link there is an interesting video about it, you can see the watch working. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InYrmk3Ezb8
Thanks! I'll check it out as soon as I can!
Mindblowing
Everything!
Complicated