Inspired by elegant mid-century design, the Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Power Reserve ref. 47200 represents an exquisite marriage of tradition, innovation and artisanal craftsmanship. Exemplifying Vacheron’s commitment to timeless elegance, this timepiece features a clean, minimalist design and Vacheron’s signature high-grade craftsmanship. Launched in 2000 and produced until 2009, the ref. 47200 boasts a thin 36mm 18-karat white gold case that houses a meticulously crafted automatic cal. 1127 movement based on the JLC cal. 889 movement. Contrasting the bright white gold case of the example we have here is the ref. 47200’s black dial that features an aesthetically pleasing mix of dauphine hands, triangular indices, and a power reserve indicator that subtly indicates the 40-hour power reserve as a fraction. Dark silver in color, the small seconds sub-dial, located at the six o'clock position and pointer-date subdial at two o’clock enhance the Patrimony’s vintage-inspird aesthetic. With its understated elegance and masterful precision, the Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Power Reserve ref. 47200 embodies the brand's dedication to horological excellence and their pursuit of high-end craftsmanship. Further highlighting this pursuit is the ref. 47200’s diamond-set bezel and lugs that accentuate its already luxurious design beyond just a precious metal case.

Wondefully executed and carefully designed, the Patrimony ref. 47200 emphasizes Vacheron's dedication to maintaining their spot as one of watchmaking's foremost brands.