Vacheron Constantin Tear Drop Honey
Here we have a beautifully finished Vacheron Constantin dress watch from the 1940s with unique teardrop lugs and an amazingly designed dial with so many details that it's difficult to mention them all. We are inclined to call it honeypot as this is what comes up to our mind, when we see this beautiful warm and even patina.
The 18k rose gold case is playing so well with rose indexes and hands. The blue second hand is making a great contrast in the overall appearance.
CASE:
- excellent overall condition, showing minor traces of use
- 3- body 18k yellow gold case (Ed. Wenger SA) with snap-on case back
- 35,5 mm (without crown) / 43 mm (lug-to-lug) / 17 mm (between lugs) / 10.9 mm thick
- year: 1940s
- total weight: 42 g
MOVEMENT:
- Vacheron Constantin Cal. 454/5B - manual wound
- 17 jewels, 18000 A/h, 46 hours power reserve
- professionally serviced 06/2024
- +25sec/d / 265°
DIAL:
- original never touched honey colored dial in good condition
- original hands & crown has been replaced in the past
- dial has developed beautiful warm and even patina
STRAP & BUCKLE:
- brown after market leather strap fitting up to 20 cm wrist size / 1.8 mm thick
- yellow gold plated after market buckle
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