Vacheron Constantin, the oldest manufacturing watch the world, has formed a series of watches in bounded edition to rejoice the 200th anniversary of the ‘ freedom of Venezuela. Venezuela stated its freedom on April 19, 1810; the war for the liberation of the country was the initial to be fought in the Latin countries at the head of Simon Bolivar and was predominant portion of the fight for emancipation movements that characterized America as a overall Latin America. Vacheron Constantin has a long history in ‘South America.
Already in 1835 the house began business in Brazil, in Rio de Janeiro, and records point out that the initial sale in Argentina was in 1880. The link with Venezuela in 1922, when then U.S. Secretary of State Venezuelans went to Bern to ask Charles Constantin is vice-consul of Venezuela in Geneva, a position he accepted with great happiness that Constantin.
Now, to commemorate this significant date in the Venezuelan nation has formed a bounded series of watches one of the most important of the Patrimony Contemporaine.
The bounded series of watches includes 19 specimens of which 10 shall be made of gold rose to 9 in platinum. The back of the watch is carved in the middle the number 19 to commemorate the historic date. Fitted with a manual mechanical movement caliber 1400, which was awarded the Geneva Seal and has all flat surfaces decorated with Cotes de Geneve and screws flat refined by hand.
