The Vacheron Constantin Patrimony is a highly esteemed series, celebrated for its classical proportions and vintage aesthetics reminiscent of the 1990s. This reference marks the brand's inaugural modern tourbillon wristwatch, featuring the Vacheron Constantin caliber 1760. This movement incorporates a twin barrel system, enhancing the power reserve, while its skeletonized design allows a glimpse into its intricate mechanics.

The non-skeletonized 'Les Complications' variations were produced in extremely limited quantities, numbering only in the hundreds, while the present skeletonized version is believed to have an even lower production number at about 150 pieces produced.

This watch is not only a masterpiece of high horology but also a testament to Vacheron Constantin's long-standing tradition of creating complex timepieces. The meticulously finished tourbillon cage is crafted in the shape of Vacheron’s iconic Maltese Cross emblem.

The present example is well-preserved and virtually unworn, as evidenced by the even patina that has developed on the case during its time stored in a safe since purchase. Accompanied by its original certificate, this piece exemplifies Vacheron’s artisanship, showcasing not only the development of complications but also the aesthetic beauty of its movement construction.