The Vacheron Constantin Jubilee 1755 (Reference 85250/000G-9141) is a highly collectible, limited-edition timepiece released in 2005 to celebrate the brand's 250th anniversar. It stands as an important piece of horological history, as it introduced Vacheron Constantin’s very first in-house automatic caliber. Out of 1,755 total pieces produced across all metals, only 501 pieces were made in 18k white gold, making this exact reference exceptionally rare.

• The Dial Layout: Highly legible, multi-complication arrangement featuring a day subdial at 9 o'clock, a date subdial at 3 o'clock, and a fan-form power reserve sector at 6 o'clock. 

• Geneva Seal Approval: In a rare departure from historical protocol, the Geneva authorities permitted Vacheron Constantin to proudly display the official Poinçon de Genève (Geneva Seal) emblem directly on the dial at the 6 o'clock position. 

• Secret Signature: The dial features a subtle "1755 – 2005" commemorative anniversary engraving integrated just beneath the 12 o'clock index.

• Artisanal Case Geometry: Features a distinctively styled coin-edge (milled) bezel paired with elegant, vintage-inspired scalloped lugs. 

• Exhibition Caseback: A sapphire crystal display back reveals a 22k gold rotor decorated with fine guilloché engraving and modern Côtes de Genève finishing.

• Case: 40mm diameter, 12.1mm thickness, solid 18k white gold.

• Dial: Silvered with a hand-guilloché motif, 18k white gold hour indices, and unique "éventail" (fan-shaped) hands.

• Movement: In-house Automatic Caliber 2475, 27 jewels, 28,800 vph, stamped with the prestigious Geneva Seal.

• Power Reserve: Approximately 43 hours.

• Water Resistance: 30 meters (3 ATM).

• Strap: Alligator leather paired with a matching 18k white gold tang buckle.