Description

The Vacheron Constantin Fiftysix Tourbillon 6000E/000R-B488 is a masterful timepiece that perfectly combines modern aesthetics with traditional watchmaking craftsmanship. This model, part of the esteemed Fiftysix collection, is an embodiment of elegance and technical sophistication, designed to cater to the connoisseurs of haute horlogerie.

Crafted in 18K 5N pink gold, the 41mm case features refined lines, accentuated by a polished bezel and lugs. Its slim profile sits comfortably on the wrist, while the exhibition case back reveals the intricate Caliber 2160 automatic movement, a self-winding mechanism that powers this exceptional tourbillon. The movement, featuring a 65-hour power reserve and a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour, showcases Vacheron Constantin’s dedication to precision and durability.

The highlight of the timepiece is its tourbillon positioned at 6 o’clock, elegantly framed within the sunburst, opaline silver-toned dial. The open-worked Maltese cross, a signature of the brand, adds a distinctive touch to the tourbillon cage, symbolizing both heritage and innovation. The dial itself is a study in balanced design, featuring gold-applied hour markers, luminescent hands, and a clean, easy-to-read layout.

Paired with a luxurious green alligator leather strap and a pink gold folding clasp, the Fiftysix Tourbillon exudes sophistication. Its classic yet contemporary style makes it versatile for any occasion, whether formal or casual. Water-resistant up to 30 meters, this timepiece blends elegance with everyday practicality, making it an exquisite addition to any watch collection. The Fiftysix Tourbillon is a symbol of Vacheron Constantin’s timeless craftsmanship, offering both aesthetic allure and technical prowess.

Vacheron Constantin – bio

The company was founded in 1755 by Jean-Marc Vacheron, an independent watchmaker in Geneva, Switzerland. In 1770, his company created the first complication, and nine years later he designed the first engine-turned dials. … Consequently, in 1819 François Constantin became an associate of Vacheron.
It is among the The Oldest Surviving Watch-Making Brands with an uninterrupted history since 1755.