Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Solaria Ultra Grand Complication – La Première

In 1755, Jean-Marc Vacheron signed his first apprenticeship contract, which defined the starting point of a quest for excellence and a human adventure. To embody 270 years of technical and aesthetic mastery, the Maison has developed the most complicated wristwatch in horological history, answering its motto of “Do better if possible, and that is always possible”. With 41 complications, this single-piece edition, which is the subject of 13 patent applications, is the result of eight years of research and development. A masterpiece of innovation, it incorporates five astronomical functions never previously combined in watchmaking. With 1521 components, the new manufacture Calibre 3655 is housed in a white gold case with a 45mm diameter and a width of just 14.99 mm, a true feat of miniaturisation. Complementing the technical achievement of this watch, its refined aesthetic is designed to optimise the legibility of its many functions