Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Contemporaine Date Self-Winding

Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Contemporaine Date Self-Winding

Vancheron Constantin is a Swiss luxury watch manufacture founded in 1755 which makes it the oldest watch manufacture in the world with an uninterrupted history. Today, the brand is one of the leading premium watch manufacturers and a symbol of prestige, elegance, beauty and sophistication. Virtually all timepieces offered by Vacheron Constantin are extraordinary timepieces and works of art marked by technological excellence. The Patrimony Contemporaine date self-winding is most likely one of the most impressive of the Vacheron Constantine Patrimony collection of wristwatches for men which impresses with its simple, clean and minimalistic design. The amazing timepiece has a 2450 automatic movement, 27 jewels and a power reserve of approximately 40 hours. The case in diameter 40 mm has a transparent sapphire crystal back and is available in three materials: 18 carat white gold, 18 carat pink gold and 18 carat yellow gold. The white dial has hour, minute and central second display as well as calendar in aperture which is located at 6 o'clock. The model with 18 carat white gold comes with black Mississippiens alligator strap, while the models with 18 carat yellow gold and 18 carat pink gold cases have a brown Mississippiens alligator strap. All three variations are water resistant to 30 meters (100 feet).Except for time and date display the Patrimony Contemporaine does not have any special features nor any superfluous decoration except for the brand's symbol (the Maltese cross) at the 12 o'clock and discrete brand's name and headquarters below the symbol. The design of the wrist watch could not be more aesthetically appealing and it will appear as much contemporary and elegant as it does today in the future as well.