One of the oldest watchmaking companies, Vacheron was founded in 1755 in Geneva, Switzerland. As part of the "Holy Trinity," along with Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet, VC is known for their high-quality and unique design language. Even today, however, the brand remains relatively under-appreciated considering their significant contribution to horology. 

The VC 1972 Asymétrique ref. 37010 stands as a rare and highly refined interpretation of one of the brand’s most unconventional designs, drawing direct inspiration from the iconic Prestige de la France model unveiled in 1972. A silver brushed dial with applied Roman numerals and restrained detailing underscores the purity of the geometry, allowing the unusual case shape to take center stage. Powering the watch is the hand-wound caliber 1055, an ultra-slim, finely finished movement that perfectly reflects Vacheron Constantin’s enduring commitment to both mechanical precision and visual balance. This example on offer is housed in 18k pink gold and remains in fantastic neo-vintage condition. The dial is mint and the case has no notable signs of use. It comes on its correct VC gator strap and VC signed deployant. An archive extract can be ordered to add to it provenance. 

Dial: Mint. Hands: Are matching. Case: Fantastic with strong dimensions and no notable wear. The hallmarks and markings remain deep and clearly legible. Bracelet: High quality and correct angled VC signed strap and VC signed deployant. Correct 18k spring bars are installed. Crystal: Clear. Accessories: An archive extract can be ordered to add to its provenance. The movement is running well on our timegrapher and comes with our 6-month mechanical warranty.

Year/era: 2000's Reference: 37010 Serial: 45XXXX Dimensions: 26mm width, 36mm lug to lug, 18mm lug width. Movement: High-grade manual winding VC caliber 1055.