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- O Calibre 2260 novos, desenvolvidos e criados pela Vacheron Constantin - A reserva de marcha de 14 dias - Um turbilhão excepcional em uma caixa redonda - O primeiro relógio Vacheron Constantin para ser aprovado de acordo com o novo Selo de Genebra critérios Um turbilhão excepcional e a pureza absoluta de uma rodada, discreto caso de habitação sem complicação, ostentando performances sem precedentes. O novo Vacheron Constantin Calibre 2260 chegou batendo no coração do Patrimônio Traditionnelle 14 dias-Tourbillon é simplesmente inigualável. Tudo o que se combina para tornar um item de colecionador é predestinado. A arte pura da relojoaria ... Oferecendo uma demonstração impressionante de novos a principal complicação relojoeira representada pelo turbilhão, a Manufatura Vacheron Constantin optou por uma impressionante exibição de suas habilidades e know-how. O conteúdo altamente técnico com foco no que é essencial - ou seja, desempenho a estética do recurso - é vestido com um exterior puro e discreto projetado para destacar esta combinação. O novo Patrimônio Traditionnelle 14 dias-Tourbillon é a encarnação suprema da arte da relojoaria - com status que é ainda mais acentuada pelo fato de que ele atende aos novos Hallmark requisitos de Genebra que já não estão confinados ao movimento por si só, mas também ter em conta o relógio terminado. A partir de 2012, a certificação já não diz respeito ao movimento por si só, mas sim o relógio como um todo. Todas as características técnicas, por exemplo, a resistência à água ou reserva de potência são devidamente cruzadas verificadas e testadas periodicamente pela Hallmark, autoridades de Genebra. Patrimony Traditionnelle 14-day Tourbillon The pure art of watchmaking in keeping with the new criteria of the Hallmark of Geneva - The new Calibre 2260 developed and crafted by Vacheron Constantin - A 14-day power reserve - An exceptional tourbillon in a round case - The first Vacheron Constantin timepiece to be approved according to the new Hallmark of Geneva criteria An exceptional tourbillon and the absolute purity of a round, understated case housing a complication boasting unprecedented performances: the new Vacheron Constantin Calibre 2260 beating at the heart of the Patrimony Traditionnelle 14-day Tourbillon is simply unequalled. Moreover, the latest newcomer to the Patrimony Traditionnelle line is the first Vacheron Constantin watch to be approved according to the new Hallmark of Geneva criteria. All of which combines to make it a predestined collector’s item. The pure art of watchmaking… In offering a stunning new demonstration of the major horological complication represented by the tourbillon, the Manufacture Vacheron Constantin has opted for an impressive display of its skills and knowhow. The highly technical content focusing on essentials – namely performance and aesthetic appeal – is clothed in a pure, understated exterior designed to highlight this combination. The new Patrimony Traditionnelle 14-day Tourbillon is the ultimate embodiment of the watchmaking art – a status that is further accentuated by the fact that it meets the new Hallmark of Geneva requirements which are no longer confined to the movement alone, but also take account of the finished watch. This extension of its scope represents a major evolution for a label of quality that is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year and has clearly decided to respond more clearly than ever to the expectations of an increasingly well-informed clientele. Vacheron Constantin has long since established its expertise in the field of tourbillon movements. Often associated with another horological complication, the tourbillon produced by the Geneva-based Manufacture reveal remarkable expertise and undeniable audacity. Building on this experience, the Maison has chosen to explore a new path by developing a tourbillon calibre as pure as the case housing it, while displaying performances unequalled in the realm of this complication. The Vacheron Constantin movement design engineers and watchmakers thus cooperated in developing a new mechanical hand-wound tourbillon movement – Calibre 2260 – endowed with an exceptional 14-day power reserve. In order to provide a full 14-day power reserve, the new Vacheron Constantin Calibre 2260 is equipped with four barrels mounted in coupled pairs. They are all connected and all unwind simultaneously, but naturally four times slower than a single barrel. The four barrel-springs amount to a total length of around 2.20 metres and each enables approximately 13 development rotations, all in a calibre whose diameter is of only 12 ¾ lignes (29.10mm)! Other than the practical aspect of this power reserve, these barrels guarantee a longer stability in time. The architecture of this new Calibre 2260 features, comprising 231 components, two large bridges (instead of the three appearing on the previous Vacheron Constantin tourbillons). The large surfaces thus available serve to highlight the lavish finish of this movement, including the Côtes de Genève that are thus given full scope for expression. Having two extra bridges serves to enhance the precision in terms of assembly, but represents an additional difficulty for the watchmaker who thus has less easy access to the movement. The tourbillon carriage is inspired by the brand’s signature Maltese Cross and provides a splendid showcase for the exceptional level of finishing of each movement part, including a number of interior angles, all naturally hand-bevelled. The rounding off of the tourbillon bar alone takes over 11 hours of manual craftsmanship to achieve an optimal effect. In addition to the tourbillon combined with small seconds at 6 o’clock, Vacheron Constantin Calibre 2260 also drives the slightly off-centred hour and minute functions, as well as a 14-day power-reserve display appearing on a 280° segment for improved readability. The 12 o’clock positioning of the latter indicator on a silver-toned opaline dial, as well as the external minute circle, are inspired by several pocket-watches stemming from the rich heritage of Vacheron Constantin. The new Patrimony Traditionnelle 14-day Tourbillon faithfully reflects the design codes that have forged the reputation of this line imbued with a sense of purism and rigorously high standards. A slender bezel, a case middle with a fluted base, a screw-down case-back fitted with a sapphire crystal, facetted hour-markers (double at 12 o’clock), 5N pink gold dauphine hands and an historically inspired opaline silver-toned dial adorned with a variety of finishes: all these refined elements contribute to the unmistakable identity of this restrained and technical collection and serve as a reminder that tradition and modernity quite naturally rub shoulders at Vacheron Constantin. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Reference 89000/000R-9655 Patrimony Traditionnelle 14-day Tourbillon Stamped with the Hallmark of Geneva Calibre 2260, developed and crafted by Vacheron Constantin Energy Mechanical hand-wound Movement diameter 29.10 mm (12 ¾ lignes) Movement thickness 6.80 mm Jewelling 31 Number of parts 231 Frequency 2.5Hz (18,000 vibrations per hour) Indications Hours, minutes and small seconds at 6 o’clock on the tourbillon carriage Additional functions Tourbillon and 14-day power reserve thanks to four barrels coupled in pairs Power reserve Approximately 336 hours (14 days) Case 18K 5N pink gold 42.00 mm in diameter 12.20 mm thick Transparent back fitted with a sapphire crystal Water resistance Tested at a pressure of 3 bar (approx. 30 metres) Dial Opaline silver-toned, black-painted indications (minutes, seconds, power reserve) and white-painted internal zones Strap Brown Mississippiensis alligator leather, large square scales, hand- sewn, saddle-finish Clasp Folding triple-blade clasp in Press/Image Vacheron Constantin
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