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VACHERON CONSTANTIN, TIARE FINE AND RARE WHITE GOLD MANUALLY-WOUND WRISTWATCH, SET WITH 56 DIAMONDS WEIGHING APPROXIMATELY 15 CTS

NO. 572372, CIRCA 1991

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VACHERON CONSTANTIN, TIARE

FINE AND RARE WHITE GOLD MANUALLY-WOUND WRISTWATCH, SET WITH 56 DIAMONDS WEIGHING APPROXIMATELY 15 CTS
NO. 572372, CIRCA 1991

Calibre 1052, Geneva Seal hallmarked, 22 jewels, dial with 26 pavé-set emerald-cut diamonds, two-part case in 18k white gold, bezel and lugs set with 18 emerald-cut diamonds, screwed engraved case back,18k white gold and diamond-set buckle, case, crystal and movement signed

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Lot Essay

US$ 96,000-115,000
EUR 71,000-85,400

With Vacheron Constantin presentation box.

Tiare, specie of the Gardenia flowering genus, is native to Tahiti, the largest island in the French Polynesia. The genus has a reputation for being difficult to grow because they originate in warm tropical areas but demand high humidity to thrive.

Comparable to the Tiare, the present watch is an extraordinary phenomenon, attesting to the superb technical ingenuity and supreme talent of the gem setter. Embellished with the finest of precious stones, the 'Tiare de Vacheron Constantin' will undoubtedly adorn the wearer's wrist with inimitable radiance.

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