Vacheron Constantin fathom themselves as one of the true masters of complications, especially perpetual calendars. As the oldest Geneva based manufacturer, Vacheron Constantin has produced many important and highly complicated wristwatches since the beginning of their time. Throughout the years of experience, the Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Chronograph was born.

Packed with a contemporary flare yet still staying true to the firm’s reputable quality traditional Swiss craftsmanship, the ref. 47292/1 epitomizes the essence of masculinity due to its larger 43mm diameter case and its platinum case with a luxurious heft. Equipped with the manufacturer’s two most important complications, the perpetual calendar and the chronograph, the reference is powered by the firm’s Lemania inspired cal. 1141. A noteworthy caliber derived from one of the best Lemania cal. 27-70, the cal. 1141 ensures precise timekeeping running at 2.5 hertz as well as being one of the most aesthetically pleasing to admire through its transparent caseback. Discontinued in 2016, the refence was replaced by the new ref. 5000 T equipped with their new cal. 1142.

The present example in platinum with an attractive and now discontinued two tone grey dial is offered with full set of accessories is a great perpetual calendar chronograph timepiece to sport for any important and boardroom occasions.