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 are known for their high-quality and unique design language. Even today, however, the brand remains relatively under-appreciated considering their significant contribution to horology. 

This particular piece piece is one of our favorite integrated bracelet watches we've come across to date. Housed in 18k white gold, it features a gorgeous blue dial in an elegant 32mm case. The mesh bracelet will fit an approximate 7 inch wrist, is comfortable and feels high quality as one would expect from the brand. For anyone looking for a slightly elevated watch in this style, this VC houses a high-grade K100/2 caliber and remains in excellent vintage condition. 

Dial: There is some aging near the 8 o-clock marker which we highlighted in the photography but it is not distracting to the naked eye. Overall, presents very well considering its age. Hands: Are matching. Case: Appears unpolished. There are some light tool marks from opening over the years. Very deep and crisp hallmark and serial numbers. Correct unsigned crown. Bracelet: Remains tight and will fit an approximate 7 inch wrist. Crystal: Clear. Accessories: An archive extract can be ordered for the new owner. The movement is running well on our timegrapher and comes with our 1-year mechanical warranty.

Year/era: 1970s Reference: 7296 Serial: 463XXX Dimensions: 32mm wide and ultra-slim profile. Movement: Manual wind high-grade VC K100/2 caliber.