Vacheron Constantin: The Maison's 11 Most Record-Setting Watches
Vacheron Constantin, celebrating its 270th anniversary in 2025, has a rich history marked by technical innovations and record-setting timepieces. The brand introduced its first watch with a calendar function in 1790 and created the thinnest movement in the world in 1955. Over the years, Vacheron Constantin has produced remarkable watches, including the first universal time watch in 1932, which displayed all 24 time zones simultaneously, and the Tour de l’Île, launched in 2005 to commemorate its 250th anniversary, known as the most complicated serially produced watch. The company has continually pushed the boundaries of horology with groundbreaking models, such as the Les Cabinotiers Reference 57260, featuring 57 complications, and the Solaria Ultra Grand Complication, released in 2025, which includes 41 complications and innovative astronomical displays. Each timepiece reflects a dedication to craftsmanship and a commitment to excellence, showcasing the brand's ability to blend functionality with aesthetic appeal. With a legacy of excellence, Vacheron Constantin remains a leader in the world of luxury watchmaking.
