.jpg?w=1)
.jpg?w=1)
.jpg?w=1)
.jpg?w=1)
拍品专文
Set with 234 dazzling white diamonds weighing an impressive 40.36 carats, F colour, VS quality, this exceptional “Lady Kalla Pagode” is one of Vacheron Constantin’s Haute Joaillerie masterpieces, entirely conceived and manufactured in their workshops.
All the diamonds have been carefully matched for uniform clarity, colour and cut. The watch crystal is made of corundum, the hardest natural substance after diamonds.
The 18K white gold case houses a mechanical caliber 1052 movement. The dial is paved with 24 baguette diamonds, while the case, bracelet and the invisible clasp are set with a total of 210 diamonds.
In 2002, Vacheron Constantin confirmed to the present owner that for them to create a comparable watch would cost in the region of 800,000 Swiss Francs.
This scintillating and exquisitely beautiful timepiece jewel cannot fail to impress even the most discerning of buyers.
Founded in 1755 Vacheron Constantin stands as the oldest watch manufacturing company in Geneva. Fifteen years after its creation the famed firm produced its first complicated timepieces. Over the years of its uninterrupted production Vacheron Constantin remained dedicated to being at the forefront of technical innovations and design as the company motto indicates, "Do better if possible and that is always possible".
With the “Kalla” series the firm launched yet another exceptional collection in homage of the Art of Time. A masterpiece of watch and jewellery craftmanship, every Kalla Pagode is individually numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
All the diamonds have been carefully matched for uniform clarity, colour and cut. The watch crystal is made of corundum, the hardest natural substance after diamonds.
The 18K white gold case houses a mechanical caliber 1052 movement. The dial is paved with 24 baguette diamonds, while the case, bracelet and the invisible clasp are set with a total of 210 diamonds.
In 2002, Vacheron Constantin confirmed to the present owner that for them to create a comparable watch would cost in the region of 800,000 Swiss Francs.
This scintillating and exquisitely beautiful timepiece jewel cannot fail to impress even the most discerning of buyers.
Founded in 1755 Vacheron Constantin stands as the oldest watch manufacturing company in Geneva. Fifteen years after its creation the famed firm produced its first complicated timepieces. Over the years of its uninterrupted production Vacheron Constantin remained dedicated to being at the forefront of technical innovations and design as the company motto indicates, "Do better if possible and that is always possible".
With the “Kalla” series the firm launched yet another exceptional collection in homage of the Art of Time. A masterpiece of watch and jewellery craftmanship, every Kalla Pagode is individually numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.