Harmony, the brand’s stellar collection, was unveiled on the occasion of the Manufacture’s 260th anniversary. Designed as authentic watch sculptures, the timepieces composing the range are housed in an unusual cushion-shaped case featuring pure and graphic lines. After the limited series supporting the launch of the collection, Vacheron Constantin is now introducing new references equipped with several in-house calibers and developed around the chronograph, tourbillon, dual-time or complete calendar complications, all certified by the prestigious Hallmark of Geneva.
The Harmony Tourbillon Chronograph achieves an impressive technical feat by combining the monopusher chronograph with a stunning tourbillon shaped like the Maltese cross, the Vacheron Constantin emblem. It beats to the rhythm of Manufacture Vacheron Constantin manual-winding Calibre 3200, which features refined details such as the screw holding the column wheel also adorned with the brand emblem. This movement entirely developed, fine-tuned and produced in-house, was unveiled after seven years of research and development. It is endowed with a number of technologically advanced features heightening the precision and reliability of its complex functions, while also enhancing its user friendliness. By way of example, the dial provides a dragging-display 45-minute counter, instead of the usual 30-minute version. The lower 2.5 Hz frequency ensures an optimal view of the fascinating rotations of the tourbillon. This caliber, housed in an opulent pink gold case, is available exclusively from Vacheron Constantin boutiques.
