Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin opened its second boutique in Istanbul.

This opening marks a return to the region where – almost twenty years ago – Vacheron Constantin began their worldwide expansion. As with the previous boutiques, this one follows the style and elegance of the historical Vacheron Constantin Maison in Geneva. Featuring a warm setting and comforting atmosphere, it is adorned to highlight the original architecture and stylish interiors with precious wood, leather, and fine furnishings.

For this special occasion, the latest Vacheron Constantin collections, “Patrimony Grandes Complications” and “Historiques Ultra-Fines” were displayed. Some of the selected timepieces that were showcased were: Patrimony Traditionnelles Calibre 2253 and Calibre 2755, Patrimony Traditionelle Chronograph Perpetual Calender Calibre 1141QP, and the Historique Ultra-fine 1955.

On hand for the May 5th ribbon-cutting ceremony was Vacheron Constantin CEO Juan-Carlos Torres, International Director Marc Guten, and the brand’s partners Hayim and Makpas Menahem Ovadia. The Consul of Switzerland in Istanbul, H.E Ernst Balzli and his wife were also in attendance.

This marks the third month in a row the Haute Horlogerie manufacturer has opened a new store. Boutiques were also opened in India and Saudia Arabia, in March and April respectively.

-Affluent Page

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