1990s Vacheron Constantin Triple Calendar Moonphase 18ct 35.5mm 37150

Here we have the incredibly rare 1990s Vacheron Constantin Triple Calendar Moonphase 37150 featuring a 35.5mm 18ct Yellow gold case that sits comfortably on your wrist with flared teardrop lugs. Its curvaceous flanks lead to a lug-to-lug length of 42mm and a case thickness of just 9.5mm. Down the right side, we have the two recessed pushers and a deeply knurled recessed crown in the centre, down the left side, we have a recessed pusher. A stepped smooth bezel holds a domed crystal above a stunning white dial. An outer minute railroad runs above a date ring highlighted by a blue crescent tipped hand, applied gold Arabic and dagger indices mark the hours, at noon we have the day and month framed windows, elegant gold stick hands sit above a large moonphase and running seconds subdial. The Vacheron Constantin motif completes this sophisticated Triple Calendar Moonphase. On the reverse, a snap-off 18ct yellow gold case back engraved with Vacheron Constantin, Swiss hallmarked, inside a manually wound VC Cal. 1150, 17 jewels. It comes paired with its VC 18mm leather strap and VC 18ct yellow gold pin buckle.

This watch is sold “Watch Only” and therefore without its Vacheron Constantin box or paperwork. It comes paired with VC 18mm leather strap and VC 18ct yellow gold pin buckle. The watch is from Circa. 1990s and is sold in worn condition, but overall very fair condition for its age, as you can see from the photographs. The watch comes with our 12-Months NON-Waterproof Warranty.

Under £10,000 for an 18ct Yellow Gold Vacheron Constantin Triple Calendar Moonphase? Yes, I can't quite believe it either, especially when people will pay far more than this for a steel sports watch. The collecting world is a little crazy. This reference 37150 from the 1990s is a hidden gem among the Vacheron Constantin lineup. Do yourself a favour and add this to your collection today before it's too late!

Reference : 37150
Movement : Manually Wound VC Cal. 1150
Age : Circa. 1990s
Year : Circa. 1990s
Case Size : 35.5mm
Case Thickness : 9.5mm
Lug to Lug : 42mm
Lugs : 18mm
Condition : Pre-Owned
Box and Papers : None
Case Material : 18ct Yellow Gold
Warranty : 12-Months NON-Waterproof Warranty
The wrist model's wrist size is 7inch

Born in Geneva, Jean-Marc Vacheron was the youngest of a master weaver’s five sons. Jean-Marc Vacheron created his watchmaking workshop at the age of 24. The company was founded on September 17, 1755, This makes it the world's oldest watch manufacturer in continuous operation. In 1810, Jacques-Barthélémi Vacheron took over the business. His impact on the company saw Vacheron enter the world of great watchmakers. At that time, his workshop began making intricate and ever more complicated pieces, such as musical watches that played two melodies. Commercially the company soon developed and expanded beyond Switzerland’s borders, first in neighbouring France and then in Italy. In 1819 François Constantin met with Jacques-Barthélémi Vacheron. Both men came from Geneva, sharing a passion for stylish and complicated watches. The "Vacheron et Constantin" company was soon to be created. The American watch industry became evermore a threat; therefore, Jacques-Barthélémi Vacheron decided to hand his business to his son in 1844. Charles-César Vacheron designed an efficient process for the factory and moved the business into new markets such as China, Spain, India and Cuba. 1906 saw the grand opening of the first Vacheron Constantin Boutique in Geneva. The great-grandnephew of François Constantin joined the business in 1914 after completing his studies at the École d'Horlogerie de Genève. It was during this time that the First World War broke out, and he was conscripted and sent to the northern border. Vacheron Constantin's models have been appreciated and worn by the Faruk of Egypt, the Shah of Iran and the Duke of Windsor, amongst many other famous characters over the years. In 1955, Vacheron Constantin celebrated its bicentenary and on this occasion introduced the world’s thinnest watch movement at 1,64mm. Vacheron Constantin became the first watchmaking company to collect the rare and highly desirable “Diplôme Prestige de la France”, which recognises their talent in craftsmanship and design in 1972. A new production facility was built in Plan-Les-Ouates, Geneva, as well as a renovation of the brand’s historical headquarters, now known as the “Maison Vacheron Constantin”. In 2005, Vacheron Constantin celebrated its 250th anniversary.