The Maître Cabinotier Astronomica timepiece by Vacheron Constantin is a masterpiece of micro engineering that was created as a one-off piece and was showcased in Hong Kong during the Watches & Wonders exhibit. The timepiece boasts the prestigious Hallmark of Geneva and features a 47mm white gold case that houses an intricate manual-wound caliber 2755-B1 movement. The movement flaunts no less than 15 complications and a total of 839 parts, which means that it comes with quite a few useful and impressive highlights.
These include a sky chart, sunset time, sunrise time, power reserve, perpetual calendar, the age and phase of the moon, sidereal time, zodiac sings, seasons, a power reserve indicator, a minute repeater and a tourbillion. The Vacheron Constantin Maître Cabinotier Astronomica timepiece also bears the name of the Atelier Cabinotiers, which is a special division of the Swiss watchmaker that is tasked with creating unique, exclusive and highly coveted watches.
Even though it might seem overly complicated at a glance, this stunning watch is actually quite easy to read thanks to its ingenious design. Sadly, if you were thinking of purchasing the piece for yourself, you’re out of luck because it has already found a buyer.
