After 270 years of high watchmaking, Vacheron Constantin is approaching perfection. Their latest collection, featuring three ultra-thin timepieces in pink gold, white gold, and diamond-set white gold, captures the essence of traditional Haute Horlogerie for the contemporary era—balanced and refined in a symphonic merging of the past, present, and future. Since its founding in 1755, the company has pursued excellence, a tradition embodied in the Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin—a piece that pairs enduring beauty with remarkable engineering, its perpetual calendar running unaided until 2100.

In an age when boundless information is at your fingertips, Vacheron Constantin has placed everything you need to know comfortably and aptly on your wrist. The Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin models do more than mark the hours, minutes, and days of the week—they also map out the next 48 months, track leap years, and display the moon’s phase and age. Each hand movement is finely tuned and streamlined for maximum thinness and precision. 276 components incorporated into a watch with a thickness of only 4.05 mm stands as a feat of the technical prowess of Vacheron Constantin, and the benefit to the owners of the Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin.

“Our approach to ultra-thin watchmaking has always been to balance the design and materials technology of the day with the beauty and values of the 18th-century Genevan Haute Horlogerie that remain at the core of our identity,” says Sandrine Donguy, Vacheron Constantin’s Product & Innovation director. From this balance comes something fresh and exciting, constantly evolving, never resting on its laurels.