The Vacheron Constantin Historiques Carrée (Ref. 91030/000G-8919) is a rare, highly collectible luxury dress watch that pays homage to an elegant, square-cased Art Deco timepiece from the brand's 1936 archive. Released in the year 2000, this specific iteration was restricted to an exclusive worldwide production run of only 600 pieces.
Case Geometry: Crafted in polished 18k white gold, the square case features striking geometric facets and stepped lugs. It measures 31mm in width by 35mm in length (lug-to-lug) with a remarkably slim 7mm thickness.
The Dial: A stunning silver matte dial featuring white gold applied stick markers and stylized Roman numerals at the 3, 9, and 12 positions. It includes a sub-seconds register at 6 o'clock and features a late-era "Sigma dial" indicator denoting the use of solid gold dial components.
The Movement: Visible through an exhibition sapphire crystal case back is the manual-winding Caliber 1017. This movement is built upon the highly regarded Jaeger-LeCoultre Caliber 822 base, beats at 21,600 vph, and offers a 45-hour power reserve.
Hardware: The watch originally comes fitted on a premium alligator strap secured by a matching 18k white gold Maltese Cross double-folding deployant buckle.
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