Vacheron Constantin Launches The Ultra Complicated Reference 57260, Plus Multiple Drop Dead Gorgeous
This is shaping up to be an absolutely astonishing year for Vacheron Constantin. Even without the Reference 57260 (which we covered for you here, and here, and here) it would have been an impressive year for VC just on the basis of its new Harmony Collection (which, you might remember, we looked at here and here, and which we also covered in the latest installment of Three on Three). But then, they dropped the Reference 57260 on us – and now, at Watches & Wonders in Hong Kong, they’ve give us even more. Let’s start with a watch we fell in love with the minute we saw the pictures: the Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955. The name is just one of the many things that sound better in French; it means “cow’s horns” – and the watch is pretty much a solid, unadulterated dose of horological pleasure. This isn’t the first time you’ve seen it, if you follow HODINKEE, but having seen it in the metal, we can assure you, it’s every

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After all your great work at instigating me to get a new watch while my AP 5402 is at the Clearwater spa, I pulled the trigger a few minutes ago on a gorgeous Blue Tappiserie Royal Oak 15300 that DAVIDSW had for sale. I will be getting the watch tomorrow and I will post some wrist shots and glam shots then. Until tomorrow. Now, gotta decide what needs to go from my collection. Tough decision.Here's one of David's pics from his listing.

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