Métiers dʼArt
Art has always gone hand in hand with watchmaking. Manufacturing a watch is not only about precisely setting the movement and decorating its components, the process also involves the highly-skilled art of decorating the case and dial. Collectors with refined taste will doubtlessly appreciate the Vacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art collection launched in 2004.
Watches in the Métiers d’Art collection, with their meticulously hand-decorated cases and dials, are often a homage to important historical inventions and discoveries, such as hot-air balloons and Nicolaus Copernicus’s Celestial Spheres, or to cultural phenomena, such as the Chinese zodiac. Truly artistic jewels, these pieces take hundreds of hours of painstaking hand work and are produced in extremely limited editions
Watches in the Métiers d’Art collection, with their meticulously hand-decorated cases and dials, are often a homage to important historical inventions and discoveries, such as hot-air balloons and Nicolaus Copernicus’s Celestial Spheres, or to cultural phenomena, such as the Chinese zodiac. Truly artistic jewels, these pieces take hundreds of hours of painstaking hand work and are produced in extremely limited editions