Malte
Vacheron Constantin Malte Dual Time Regulator
The Vacheron Constantin Malte Dual Time Regulator (Reference 42005/000R-9034) is a sophisticated and technically refined travel companion that masterfully presents the dual time and regulator functions within its elegant tonneau-shaped case. Crafted in 18K rose gold with distinctive curved dimensions of 39 mm, it presents a highly legible and balanced aesthetic with its white guilloché dial, featuring a central local time hour hand, a subsidiary minutes dial, and a separate home time hour display. Powered by an automatic movement, it offers the convenience of tracking two time zones simultaneously with exceptional clarity. The black alligator leather strap and the watch's classic, flowing lines make it an ideal choice for the discerning globetrotter who appreciates both practicality and understated luxury. The watch is in very good condition with only minor, intangible signs of wear. It is offered without its original box or papers.
Original: $18,384.16
-70%$18,384.16
$5,515.25
Description
Vacheron Constantin Malte Dual Time Regulator
The Vacheron Constantin Malte Dual Time Regulator (Reference 42005/000R-9034) is a sophisticated and technically refined travel companion that masterfully presents the dual time and regulator functions within its elegant tonneau-shaped case. Crafted in 18K rose gold with distinctive curved dimensions of 39 mm, it presents a highly legible and balanced aesthetic with its white guilloché dial, featuring a central local time hour hand, a subsidiary minutes dial, and a separate home time hour display. Powered by an automatic movement, it offers the convenience of tracking two time zones simultaneously with exceptional clarity. The black alligator leather strap and the watch's classic, flowing lines make it an ideal choice for the discerning globetrotter who appreciates both practicality and understated luxury. The watch is in very good condition with only minor, intangible signs of wear. It is offered without its original box or papers.
