Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art Hommage à l’Art de la Danse Dance Class 86090/000G-9986

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$259.00

Brand	Vacheron Constantin
Range	Mtiers Art
Model	86090/000G-9986
Movement	Automatic
CaseMaterial	White gold
CaseShape	Round
Diameter	40.00 mm
Resistance	30.00 m

SKU: 86090/000G-9986 Categories: Vacheron Constantin Mtiers Art 86090/000G-9986

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Perfect Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art Hommage à l’Art de la Danse Dance Class 86090/000G-9986provides clones of the latest as well as the classic Rolex watches, featuring ceramic bezels, high-quality Swiss movements, 1:1 markings and many more tweaks that makes Vacheron Constantin the most luxurious watchmaking brand.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION	Vacheron Constantin Serise:Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art Model:86090/000G-9986 Case: Case Material:White gold Case Glass:Sapphire Case Back:Hunter Case Shape:Round Case Diameter:40.00 mm Case Height:9.20 mm W/R:30.00 m Dial: Dial Hands:Alpha Movement: Automatic movement with center seconds, minutes and hours, developed and crafted in-house by Vacheron Constantin. Oscillating at a rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour, this self-winding calibre equipped with a 22-carat gold oscillating weight ensures an approximately 40-hour power reserve. In line with the grand tradition of calibres from the Manufacture, the bridges are manually cut out and bevelled, the sides are hand-drawn with file strokes and each screw is meticulously polished. Type:Automatic Brand:Vacheron Constantin Caliber:2460 SC Display:Analog Diameter:26.20 mm Jewels:27 Reserve:40 h Frequency:28800 bph Time:Minutes, Hours, Seconds In May of 2014, Vacheron Constantin unveiled three new one-of-a-kind additions to its M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse collection, based on the highlights of a ballerina��s daily life: learning, training and performance. These creations from the workshops of the Manufacture revisit the ancestral art of Grand Feu grisaille enamelling to highlight the art of classical ballet by reinterpreting the works of Edgar Degas. These three new M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse watches crystallise the magic and the subtly alchemy between complementary arts: that of the ballerina, that of the enameller, and that of the watchmaker. Within a white gold frame, Degas�� beloved ballerinas glide gracefully beneath the ever-dancing hands. The master enamel artist drew inspiration from three more paintings by the master and represent three new highlights in the life of a ballerina: dance school with Dancers Practicing at the Barre, dated 1877 and on show in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, USA); the backstage of a dress rehearsal with Dancers near a Set, dated 1888 and belonging to a private collection; and the pinnacle of a ballerina��s life with Two Dancers Entering the Stage, painted circa 1877-1878 and exhibited at the Fogg Art Museum (Cambridge, USA). The finesse of Grand Feu grisaille enamel painting reveals the slightest details of the protagonists: the tiniest fold of the tutus, the smooth velvet of the ribbons encircling their neck, the transparency of tulle and muslin�� Entirely in the manner of Degas, the Vacheron Constantin master enamel artist reinterprets the exact moment, the gestures, the pose and the perspective, playing on chiaroscuro light and shade effects to anchor the scene firmly in reality. Whereas grisaille enamelling is generally applied to black enamel, the House artisan decided to work with a translucent brown enamel base serving to accentuate the depth effect while lending a soft nuance to the painting. After applying this base, the enameller adds touches of Limoges white enamel that is then drawn out using needles, extremely fine brushes and even cactus thorns so as to create graded shades and play on the various pigments. Limoges white enamel is a now rare and extremely rare powder mixed with oils. The challenge lies in the material itself that is extremely difficult to work with and requires the artisan to display almost intuitive sensitivity. Each of the layers requires a firing operation that must be timed to the nearest second. With each Grand Feu firing, the enamels change, become more intense and retract. The enameller��s experience plays an essential role in this process. The firing times are calculated according to the type and quantity of the material applied and their exact duration is one of the trade secrets of the artist who must juggle with a broad range of grey shades. The latter are perfectly suited to the art of portrait painting, as is confirmed by the extreme finesse shown in depicting facial expressions. Framed to perfection by the understated elegance of a finely polished 40 mm-diameter case, the Grand Feu grisaille enamelling of the M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse is entirely hand-crafted with infinite patience, meticulous care and intense concentration. A worthy heir to the spirit of the Cabinotiers cherished by the founders of the House, this ancestral technique reclaimed by Vacheron Constantin succeeds �C without the help of vivid colours nor additional material �C in creating an authentic depth effect that captures the ballerinas�� experience right the way through to the tiniest fold in their costume. The music to which they move is the regular beat of the self-winding Calibre 2460, entirely developed and crafted in the Manufacture Vacheron Constantin. Such a work of art naturally deserved an exceptional movement, and its superlative finishes are performed in keeping with the finest Genevan traditions of Fine Watchmaking. The M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse watches bear the prestigious Poin?on de Gen��ve (Hallmark of Geneva), the ultimate token of Haute Horlogerie testifying to the quality, craftsmanship and reliability of an exceptional timepiece produced in Genevan territory.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Vacheron Constantin
Serise:Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art
Model:86090/000G-9986
Case:
Case Material:White gold
Case Glass:Sapphire
Case Back:Hunter
Case Shape:Round
Case Diameter:40.00 mm
Case Height:9.20 mm
W/R:30.00 m
Dial:
Dial Hands:Alpha
Movement:
Automatic movement with center seconds, minutes and hours, developed and crafted in-house by Vacheron Constantin. Oscillating at a rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour, this self-winding calibre equipped with a 22-carat gold oscillating weight ensures an approximately 40-hour power reserve. In line with the grand tradition of calibres from the Manufacture, the bridges are manually cut out and bevelled, the sides are hand-drawn with file strokes and each screw is meticulously polished.
Type:Automatic
Brand:Vacheron Constantin
Caliber:2460 SC
Display:Analog
Diameter:26.20 mm
Jewels:27
Reserve:40 h
Frequency:28800 bph
Time:Minutes, Hours, Seconds

In May of 2014, Vacheron Constantin unveiled three new one-of-a-kind additions to its M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse collection, based on the highlights of a ballerina��s daily life: learning, training and performance. These creations from the workshops of the Manufacture revisit the ancestral art of Grand Feu grisaille enamelling to highlight the art of classical ballet by reinterpreting the works of Edgar Degas. These three new M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse watches crystallise the magic and the subtly alchemy between complementary arts: that of the ballerina, that of the enameller, and that of the watchmaker. Within a white gold frame, Degas�� beloved ballerinas glide gracefully beneath the ever-dancing hands. The master enamel artist drew inspiration from three more paintings by the master and represent three new highlights in the life of a ballerina: dance school with Dancers Practicing at the Barre, dated 1877 and on show in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, USA); the backstage of a dress rehearsal with Dancers near a Set, dated 1888 and belonging to a private collection; and the pinnacle of a ballerina��s life with Two Dancers Entering the Stage, painted circa 1877-1878 and exhibited at the Fogg Art Museum (Cambridge, USA). The finesse of Grand Feu grisaille enamel painting reveals the slightest details of the protagonists: the tiniest fold of the tutus, the smooth velvet of the ribbons encircling their neck, the transparency of tulle and muslin�� Entirely in the manner of Degas, the Vacheron Constantin master enamel artist reinterprets the exact moment, the gestures, the pose and the perspective, playing on chiaroscuro light and shade effects to anchor the scene firmly in reality. Whereas grisaille enamelling is generally applied to black enamel, the House artisan decided to work with a translucent brown enamel base serving to accentuate the depth effect while lending a soft nuance to the painting. After applying this base, the enameller adds touches of Limoges white enamel that is then drawn out using needles, extremely fine brushes and even cactus thorns so as to create graded shades and play on the various pigments. Limoges white enamel is a now rare and extremely rare powder mixed with oils. The challenge lies in the material itself that is extremely difficult to work with and requires the artisan to display almost intuitive sensitivity. Each of the layers requires a firing operation that must be timed to the nearest second. With each Grand Feu firing, the enamels change, become more intense and retract. The enameller��s experience plays an essential role in this process. The firing times are calculated according to the type and quantity of the material applied and their exact duration is one of the trade secrets of the artist who must juggle with a broad range of grey shades. The latter are perfectly suited to the art of portrait painting, as is confirmed by the extreme finesse shown in depicting facial expressions. Framed to perfection by the understated elegance of a finely polished 40 mm-diameter case, the Grand Feu grisaille enamelling of the M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse is entirely hand-crafted with infinite patience, meticulous care and intense concentration. A worthy heir to the spirit of the Cabinotiers cherished by the founders of the House, this ancestral technique reclaimed by Vacheron Constantin succeeds �C without the help of vivid colours nor additional material �C in creating an authentic depth effect that captures the ballerinas�� experience right the way through to the tiniest fold in their costume. The music to which they move is the regular beat of the self-winding Calibre 2460, entirely developed and crafted in the Manufacture Vacheron Constantin. Such a work of art naturally deserved an exceptional movement, and its superlative finishes are performed in keeping with the finest Genevan traditions of Fine Watchmaking. The M��tiers d��Art Hommage �� l��Art de la Danse watches bear the prestigious Poin?on de Gen��ve (Hallmark of Geneva), the ultimate token of Haute Horlogerie testifying to the quality, craftsmanship and reliability of an exceptional timepiece produced in Genevan territory.

2 reviews for Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art Hommage à l’Art de la Danse Dance Class 86090/000G-9986

Rated 5 out of 5

Melle Y – September 15,2021,3:15 am

I like this watch and am happy with my purchase. It is as seen in photo, petite but nice. I recommend this purchase. It is a very nice rich brown.
Rated 5 out of 5

Rocco M – May 19,2020,1:39 am

great seller, fast service

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