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| MATERIAL | PRECIO USADO | PRECIO SEMI NUEVO | PRECIO NUEVO |
| Reloj Vacheron 29 J. | Segundero Central | Cuerda Manual | Año 1.945'S |
| Oro 18 K. | 1.300 € | 2.000 € | 2.500 € |
| Acero | 600 € | 660 € | 800 € |
| Reloj Vacheron 29 J. | Segundero Central | Automatico | Año 1.950'S |
| Oro 18 K. | 1.500 € | 1.700 € | 2.200 € |
| Reloj Vacheron 17 J. | Ref: #6099 | Calibre 1003 | Año 1.960'S |
| Oro 18 K. | 800 € | 900 € | 1.200 € |
Reloj Vacheron Constantin
La colección Patrimory aumenta su exclusiva selección de piezas con un reloj de grandes dimenciones llamado Toledo 1952.
Un modelo realizado en serie limitada a 100 unidades de platino que alberga un mecanismo automático de calibre propio 1125.
Diseñado también en oro blanco o amarillo de 18 quilates.
Toledo 1952 ofrece una reserva de marcha de más de 40 horas y muestra indicaciones de horas, minutos, segundos, día de la semana y el mes, y fases de luna.
Este modelo se presenta con esfera pizarra o plateada, con decoración guilloché, cubierta de cristal zafiro.
La fotografía De Portada se corresponde con el Reloj Vacheron Cuerda Manual y Segundero Central del año 1.945 en Oro
(Las agujas del reloj que muestra la fotografia No son las originales del Reloj)
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Vacheron Constantin, the world's oldest watchmaker since 1755.
When a "cabinotier" by the name of Jean-Marc Vacheron established his own company in 1755, little did he know that his decision marked the start of centuries of craft and industrial excellence, the present document reflecting only the latest chapter in an ongoing success story. As the business developed, Jean-Marc Vacheron's heirs had the foresight to bring in a number of able partners and personalities whose character and special talents often proved invaluable. In 1819, for instance, François Constantin joined the company. Enterprising, tireless and always on the move, he crisscrossed Europe for decades, opening new markets and consolidating existing ones, acquiring new customers for the tasteful and ingenious timepieces made in the Geneva workshops of a company that now called itself Vacheron et Constantin.
In 1839, Vacheron Constantin was fortunate enough to hire Georges-Auguste Leschot, a mechanical genius whose inventiveness and practical turn of mind served the company well. He was to go down in the history of industrial development as the first to build viable, practical equipment capable of mechanically producing watch parts and components. His work soon revolutionized industry's manufacturing processes and, in short order, even the sale of watches.
Throughout the 19th century, Vacheron Constantin continued to develop its horological expertise, turning out invariably attractive designs earmarked for a growing number of increasingly distant markets. The period also enabled Vacheron Constantin to forge the principles of product integrity and quality that it has honoured to this day, in keeping with François Constantin's motto: "Do better if possible - and that's always possible As the century unfolded, the company's production continued to grow, following two basic directions.
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