Vacheron Constantin Royal Eagle
Since the birth of their first movement in 1755, Vacheron Constantin has been renowned as one of the world’s most prestigious watchmakers. In the early 1900s, the brand were one of the first to use a tonneau-shaped case and the design is still celebrated within their current collection. In the example of this 2007 Royal Eagle, the case is made from 18ct yellow gold and features flared lugs which wrap around the wrist.
The matt silver dial could be mistaken for a chronograph but actually features a well-balanced calendar with three subdials to display the day, date and seconds. Polished gold hands and Arabic numerals further add to the opulent feel of the watch.
Underneath a solid gold case back, the watch is powered by a calibre 1206, a COSC-certified automatic movement.
As you may expect, the watch is paired with a black alligator strap, fitted with a gold pin buckle which proudly displays the brand’s logo, a Maltese cross. Also supplied is a like-new Jean-Rousseau brown alligator strap.
We are excited to present this watch in an excellent condition showing very light signs of wear. It comes supplied with its original box and paperwork.