Timeless Elegance Meets Horological Mastery: 1957 Vacheron Constantin Ref. 7811 in 18K Gold
Step into a world of refined luxury with this exquisite 1957 Vacheron Constantin reference 7811. Crafted in warm 18k gold, this timepiece epitomizes the understated elegance that defines the golden age of watchmaking.
The 33mm case, with its gentle curves and polished finish, sits gracefully on the wrist. The inner case back, discreetly engraved with '18K 0.750' and the reference number '7811', bears witness to the watch's pedigree. A charming import mark, for London dating to 1957, hints at the watch's journey through time.
The real star of the show is the signed gilt dial, a canvas of subtle sophistication. Gilt baton hour markers catch the light, while the slender hands sweep across the dial with a quiet confidence. The harmony of the dial is a reflection of the precision that lies beneath.
At the heart of this vintage masterpiece beats the signed and jeweled K1014 caliber movement. A true marvel of horological engineering, the K1014 was a milestone in Vacheron Constantin's history. Introduced in the 1940s, this manual wind movement was renowned for its reliability, precision, and beautiful decoration. The jewels reduce friction at key points, ensuring smooth operation and long-term reliability.
Completing the look is a premium black leather strap, adding a touch of contemporary style to this vintage gem.
For the collector who appreciates the artistry and legacy of fine watchmaking, this circa 1957 Vacheron Constantin reference 7811 is a must-have. It's not just a timepiece it's a piece of horological history, a testament to the enduring appeal of classic design and mechanical mastery. Make it yours today and experience the timeless charm of a true vintage masterpiece.
Please note this is a pre-order item which means the watch is currently away being serviced. You can secure it now for our unbeatable pre-listing discount. Don't miss it though - our pre-listing prices are so low that other dealers frequently buy from us! We expect to have this back around the 2nd week of May.
