When it comes to watch collecting, there is little dispute: unique timepieces are considered the ultimate tier in the field. The point is how one defines uniqueness. It can be a normal model with a different kind of dial. It could be a watch fitted with a bracelet instead of a leather strap. It can be a reference executed in a metal never seen before.
In the Instance of the present timepiece, we are in the presence of one of those rare astral conjunctions where all levels of uniqueness are reunited under one case. Reference 6465 is so far known in only one example: the present one. This trait already unarguably classifies it as one of the most important time only wristwatches ever made by the company. But if this was not enough, even the metal it is executed in represents the highest level of collectibility: platinum. The subtle addition of diamonds to the bezel and to the indexes further boost the appeal of the piece, making it one of the most refined and elegant dress watches produced by Vacheron Constantin.
This is, however, a true treasure trove for the collector, as the watch comes not on a simple leather strap, but rather on an exquisite Gay Freres platinum bracelet, featuring a highly unusual style hardly ever seen before. The bracelet is stamped with the same year of the watch, but to cement its absolute originality to the timepiece we checked with Vacheron Constantin, and they verbally confirmed that the watch was born indeed with a bracelet.
While a single look to this piece would be enough to conquer the heart of any collector, the amount of unique traits it encapsulates makes it an absolutely unmissable opportunity for the most demanding connoisseur, a true Grail and undoubtedly one of the most collectible time only watches ever made by Vacheron Constantin