After seven years of development, Vacheron Constantin has introduced a new ultra-thin movement focused on reducing thickness without compromising performance. The calibre reflects careful engineering choices to maintain reliability, precision, and structural integrity in a highly compact form. This release highlights the technical challenges of miniaturization in watchmaking, offering a balanced approach between slim design and functional durability while staying consistent with the brand’s longstanding expertise in mechanical movements. This movement's first appearance is encased in a totally new Overseas timepiece of smaller size.

We are back with our PRIMETIME edition and this time we meet with Lex Stolk from Fratello Watches to discuss latest news in a watchmaking universe. Enjoy ;)

Just when we thought we’d seen it all, Vacheron Constantin shatters expectations once again.

The Eighth Annual Swiss Watches report by Morgan Stanley and LuxeConsuilt is here. We invited Oliver Müller to break down the key events of the past 12 months and explore what’s next based on current watch market trends. Our longest video ever—but we simply couldn't leave out this vital insight!

For this edition of PRIMETIME, we’ve decided to refresh the format while retaining the same engaging and newsworthy content.

A lot has been happening in our beloved industry, so we have many topics to discuss here, including the controversial release of the Cubitus collection.

In this Showtime edition, we come back on the Watches & Wonders week, new watches, and other important developments on the business side.

Vacheron Constantin presents Berkley Grand Complication with 63 complications

The nice and the less nice stories of 2023…

In this episode, we will be deconstructing a vintage Vacheron Constantin pocket watch from 1949, a World Time Pocket Watch to be precise.

It had been a while we didn't produce such a video and we really love making them with our good friend Peter. They are always really interesting and instructive and of course something one should avoid trying by oneself!