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Vacheron Constantin Explains What Makes Great Watchmaking with Morgan Maillard

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Vacheron Constantin Explains What Makes Great Watchmaking with Morgan Maillard
Vacheron Constantin has long been known for finishing that extends far beyond what the wearer can actually see.
In this conversation, we sit down with Vacheron Constantin’s Heritage and Style Expert, Morgan Maillard to explore the philosophy behind that approach — from hand-finished details hidden beneath bridges to the thinking that shapes movement architecture, long-term calibre development and the pursuit of enduring watchmaking rather than short-term records.
The discussion also explores how Vacheron Constantin approaches colour, material and exploration through recent creations, including the evolution of its titanium executions and the role of new-generation calibres within the maison’s broader history.
From Calibre 1003 to 1120 and beyond, the conversation becomes less about a single watch and more about how Vacheron Constantin thinks about continuity, craftsmanship and building movements meant to endure.
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The use of specific, highly specialized industry terminology (Calibre 1003, movement architecture, haute horlogerie) suggests domain expertise and context knowledge beyond generic LLM output.
The tone is focused on summarizing a known philosophical approach rather than asserting new, controversial facts.