Vacheron Constantin (VC) 2025 New Watches | Vacheron Constantin Releases Multiple Notable New Creations for Its 270th Anniversary: Les Cabinotiers, Traditionnelle, Patrimony, Historiques 222

At Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025, Vacheron Constantin (VC) celebrates an important milestone - the 270th anniversary of the brand's founding. In 2025, the brand introduces multiple new creations, covering the Les Cabinotiers series, Traditionnelle series, Historiques 222 sports watch, and Patrimony series, demonstrating their ultimate pursuit of high-end watchmaking craftsmanship and deep artistic aesthetics. These new releases showcase a perfect balance between tradition and innovation. Let's delve into Vacheron Constantin's various new creations for 2025:
Les Cabinotiers - Solaria Ultra-Complicated Watch La Première
This timepiece is hailed as the most intricate complicated watch in the brand's history. Composed of 1,521 parts, it boasts 41 complications and 5 rare astronomical functions, with 13 patents applied. After eight years of development, the core challenge was to accommodate the newly manufactured 3655 movement and all components within a 45mm diameter case with a thickness of only 14.99mm, while ensuring wearing comfort and clear, easy-to-read display functions. This model features an 18K white gold case, paired with an innovative striking system (consisting of four gongs and four hammers), perfectly demonstrating Vacheron Constantin's dual breakthrough in traditional and modern technology.
Les Cabinotiers - TRIBUTE TO THE TOUR DE L'ÎLE Series
To pay homage to Geneva's Tour de l'Île, which has deep historical connections, this series comes in three different versions, each showcasing the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology in engraving, enameling, and guilloche:
Les Cabinotiers TRIBUTE TO THE TOUR DE L'ÎLE - Engraved Watch
This engraved watch pays tribute to Geneva's Tour de l'Île with an 18K 5N pink gold dial inspired by Pierre Escuyer's 1822 engraving. The dial features a delicate bas-relief pattern, requiring an extremely complex process where each engraving needs meticulous crafting, perfectly echoing the brand's commitment to art and tradition.
Les Cabinotiers TRIBUTE TO THE TOUR DE L'ÎLE - Grand Feu Miniature Enamel Watch
The dial of this watch is based on a print by Jean DuBois (circa 1830), printed by Spengler & Cie, capturing a vivid scene of the Tour de l'Île clock tower behind Place Bel-Air. Using 18th-century Geneva miniature enamel techniques, the production process requires a month of meticulous work, from testing and firing pigments to ensuring color accuracy, exemplifying the brand's ultimate pursuit of traditional craftsmanship and innovative technology.
Les Cabinotiers TRIBUTE TO THE TOUR DE L'ÎLE - Figurative Guilloche and Grand Feu Miniature Enamel Watch
This watch reinterprets an image taken by the Charnaux photography studio in the early 20th century, transferring it onto an 18K 5N yellow gold dial. Combining a sandblasted background with grand feu miniature enamel painting techniques, the dial showcases rich layers and colors. Each layer of enamel needs to be fired at temperatures exceeding 800°C, resulting in a deeply moving historical scene.
Traditionnelle Series
Traditionnelle Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar Watch (Ref: 2162 QP/270)
This limited edition of 127 pieces features the new in-house 2162 QP/270 movement (improved from the 2160 movement), with a thickness of only 6.55mm. The slim case combines a tourbillon regulator and perpetual calendar, two high-end watchmaking complications that compensate for gravity effects and display the day, date, month, and year (requiring no adjustment until 2100). It adopts an elegant "CÔTE UNIQUE" guilloche pattern design, showcasing the perfect encounter between ultimate technology and traditional aesthetics.