The Holy Trinity of watch brands: Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Vacheron Constantin.
Generally less understood than either of its respected compatriots, Vacheron Constantin has a legacy of producing some of the very finest high horology complications in history - and some of the loveliest.
Sports watches came later to VC, as pressure from the new 'Sports Luxury' category introduced in the early 1970s forced the storied brand to evolve - but historically, classically styled dress pieces is where Vacheron cut their teeth.
This particular watch, a Reference 6335 "Disco Volante" dates to the early 1960s and features a 18k yellow gold ultra-thin textured case, a sunburst silver dial with applied indices and a matching pencil handset, and a hand-cranking movement within.
With its timeless and endlessly appealing looks - combined with extensive pedigree, this is a great opportunity to snag an excellent heirloom quality timepiece from one of the very best in the business!