18ct yellow gold Vacheron & Constantin wristwatch. Made 1950's

18ct yellow gold Vacheron & Constantin wristwatch. Made 1950'sVacheron Constantin is the oldest continuously operating watchmaker, with production extending all the way back to 1755. It is considered part of the "Holy Trinity" of Swiss watchmaking, with Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe. The brand has always maintained its uncompromising pursuit of perfection on the inside and out of every timepiece to be released over the past 265 years. Vacheron & Constantin has established itself globally, becoming highly

0022 retained the classic 42mm steel case with twisted lyre lugs

The OMEGA 30T2 was one of the most famous Chronometer calibres ever made and was designed by René Bannwart who was head of OMEGA’s creation department from 1939 to 1952

Reference: 145

Calibre: -

The straps were another novel idea: they were made from Corfam

Case dimensions: 27 x 29mm

is a manual wind movement exclusively designed for timekeeping

the pinnacle of design for the fledgling wristwatch market was the cushion case

The paint at the edge of the sub-seconds recess is starting to shrink and peel away from where it is cut from the main dial and the telltale signs of watchmaker intervention are also present as shown by the scratches found haphazardly across the surfaces

The 2nd Generation OMEGA Flightmaster was introduced in 1971 using a calibre 911 with a constant second’s subsidiary dial replacing the 24-hour indication dial which was originally fitted to the 1st Generation model

Traditionally a square shaped watch case with rounded corners and a circular dial and movement

Features/complications: Square case