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Vacheron Constantin U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pocket Watch
Vacheron Constantin U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pocket Watch
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Specifications:
| Year: | Circa. 1920s |
| Case width: | 52mm |
| Case material: | 0.900 Silver |
| Strap type: | N/A |
| Strap material: | N/A |
| Screw down crown: | No |
| Bezel: | 0.900 Silver |
| Movement calibre: | Vacheron Constantin calibre |
| Movement type: | Manual Winding |
| Box/ Papers: | No |
| Location: | London Boutique |
| Warranty: | 12 months |
A Vacheron Constantin with a compelling military provenance.
Our present Vacheron Constantin U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pocket watch is a rare and historically significant timepiece, commissioned during the First World War for use by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Vacheron Constantin delivered 3,289 watches to the Corps between 1918 and 1920, with the majority being single-button chronographs.
Its 52mm case houses a white enamel dial with large, highly legible Western Arabic numerals, luminous hands and an outer chronograph scale, features designed for practical use in the field.
Inside beats a Vacheron Constantin signed manual winding movement.
To give collectors peace of mind we provide a 1 year mechanical warranty.
Our boutique is located in Mayfair London, United Kingdom. All of our current inventory is available to view in store Monday to Friday from 11am to 5pm.
All of our watches are authenticated by vintage watch experts and we stand by every product we sell.
We ship worldwide and are at your service for any assistance you require.
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