Vacheron Constantin, the 263-year-old Swiss watchmaker, has added the FiftySix Tourbillon to its range. Retailing at $113,000, the 41mm pink gold case houses the Seal of Geneva and calibre 2160 movement, with 188 moving parts and an 80-hour power reserve. The entry-level automatic watch in stainless steel costs $11,700, which places the timepiece at the affordable end of fine horology. In the spring, the company announced that, for the first time in its history, it would launch a line available in both steel and gold cases.
Vacheron Constantin, the 263-year-old Swiss watchmaker, has added the FiftySix Tourbillon to its range. Retailing at $113,000, the 41mm pink gold case houses the Seal of Geneva and calibre 2160 movement, with 188 moving parts and an 80-hour power reserve. The entry-level automatic watch in stainless steel costs $11,700, which places the timepiece at the affordable end of fine horology. In January 2018, the company announced that, for the first time in its history, it would launch a line available in both steel and gold cases.