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Lot Essay
In 1907, Vacheron Constantin registered the name "Chronomètre Royal" — a designation reserved for its most accurate and durable timepieces. A century later, in 2007, the maison honoured that legacy with this limited edition of just 100 pieces.
The dial is crafted in Grand Feu enamel, a technique requiring multiple firings at extreme temperatures. The result is a surface that will never fade or oxidise, paired with black painted Arabic numerals and elegant hands for timeless clarity.
The 39mm 18k pink gold case takes its proportions from the last Chronomètre Royal wristwatch, Ref. 47022, scaled for the modern wrist. With only 100 examples ever made, the Chronomètre Royal 1907 rarely comes to market — a rare opportunity for the collector who values history, rarity, and craftsmanship.
The dial is crafted in Grand Feu enamel, a technique requiring multiple firings at extreme temperatures. The result is a surface that will never fade or oxidise, paired with black painted Arabic numerals and elegant hands for timeless clarity.
The 39mm 18k pink gold case takes its proportions from the last Chronomètre Royal wristwatch, Ref. 47022, scaled for the modern wrist. With only 100 examples ever made, the Chronomètre Royal 1907 rarely comes to market — a rare opportunity for the collector who values history, rarity, and craftsmanship.