Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art Les Univers Infinis Angel 86222/000G-9804

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 4 customer ratings

$269.00

Brand	Vacheron Constantin
Range	Mtiers Art
Model	86222/000G-9804
Movement	Automatic
CaseMaterial	White gold
CaseShape	Round
Diameter	40.00 mm
Resistance	30.00 m

SKU: 86222/000G-9804 Categories: Vacheron Constantin Mtiers Art 86222/000G-9804

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Perfect Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art Les Univers Infinis Angel 86222/000G-9804provides 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:86222/000G-9804 Case: Case Material:White gold Case Glass:Sapphire Case Back:Open Case Shape:Round Case Diameter:40.00 mm Case Height:8.90 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 Part of the second series of the Les Univers Infinis collection, inspired by the work of the Dutch artist Maurits Cornelis Escher, the 'Angel' was introduced in 2013. The collection displays a blend of the Artistic Crafts cultivated by the Geneva-based manufacture: engraving, enamelling, gemsetting, guilloch�� work and the new technique of gold and mother-of-pearl marquetry. On the dial of the 'Angel Watch', angels and demons face off in a contrast that is both symbolic and aesthetic. The former are in light, the latter in darkness, yet neither side appears to prevail over the other. Inspired by research conducted by Maurits Cornelis Escher on the ��circular boundary�� C involving d��cor composed of infinitely multiplied elements radiating out from a central point �C the watch portrays these respective figures through a subtle combination of the arts of engraving, enamelling and guilloch�� work, skilfully playing on depth and shimmering mirror-like effects. Working with a white gold base, the engraver first traces the outlines of the figures and then hollows them out as cells using the champlev�� technique. Next comes the copperplate engraving that defines the details of the demons. The enameller fills the cavities thus hollowed out, an operation requiring infinite precision in that the repetitive symmetry of the pattern simply cannot tolerate even the tiniest flaw. After several firings in the kiln, during which the grey and blue colours are progressively set in place, the artisan applies a final layer of translucent enamel to the imps in order to accentuate the depth of the engraved motifs. The guillocheur then moves into action to craft the angel robes and wings by patiently incising the colourful material. It is extremely rare that guilloch�� work on an enamelled model is done as the last phase, precisely due to the extreme complexity of such an operation, since any slip of the tool could jeopardise the precious work of an entire team of artisans.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Vacheron Constantin
Serise:Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art
Model:86222/000G-9804
Case:
Case Material:White gold
Case Glass:Sapphire
Case Back:Open
Case Shape:Round
Case Diameter:40.00 mm
Case Height:8.90 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

Part of the second series of the Les Univers Infinis collection, inspired by the work of the Dutch artist Maurits Cornelis Escher, the 'Angel' was introduced in 2013. The collection displays a blend of the Artistic Crafts cultivated by the Geneva-based manufacture: engraving, enamelling, gemsetting, guilloch�� work and the new technique of gold and mother-of-pearl marquetry. On the dial of the 'Angel Watch', angels and demons face off in a contrast that is both symbolic and aesthetic. The former are in light, the latter in darkness, yet neither side appears to prevail over the other. Inspired by research conducted by Maurits Cornelis Escher on the ��circular boundary�� C involving d��cor composed of infinitely multiplied elements radiating out from a central point �C the watch portrays these respective figures through a subtle combination of the arts of engraving, enamelling and guilloch�� work, skilfully playing on depth and shimmering mirror-like effects. Working with a white gold base, the engraver first traces the outlines of the figures and then hollows them out as cells using the champlev�� technique. Next comes the copperplate engraving that defines the details of the demons. The enameller fills the cavities thus hollowed out, an operation requiring infinite precision in that the repetitive symmetry of the pattern simply cannot tolerate even the tiniest flaw. After several firings in the kiln, during which the grey and blue colours are progressively set in place, the artisan applies a final layer of translucent enamel to the imps in order to accentuate the depth of the engraved motifs. The guillocheur then moves into action to craft the angel robes and wings by patiently incising the colourful material. It is extremely rare that guilloch�� work on an enamelled model is done as the last phase, precisely due to the extreme complexity of such an operation, since any slip of the tool could jeopardise the precious work of an entire team of artisans.

3 reviews for Vacheron Constantin Métiers d'Art Les Univers Infinis Angel 86222/000G-9804

Rated 5 out of 5

Mulholland – August 14,2021,8:34 am

Very beautiful Watch. I like the fact you can remove link's if you need to. Prefect for a Large wrist person. Classy watch for a great price.
Rated 5 out of 5

Victoria J – April 21,2020,9:21 am

Received it today and returned it today. The baguettes and stones around the face make the watch look cheap. The pearls are lovely but that's about it. To me, this is not up to Victoria's usual standards.
Rated 5 out of 5

Eunice l – April 17,2020,11:37 am

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