© Vacheron Constantin
© Vacheron Constantin
Les Cabinotiers Minute repeater ultra-thin Wind God watch has been created in tribute to Japanese mythology. Vacheron Constantin drew inspiration from works by Sōtatsu – a 17th-century Japanese painter regarded as a national treasure in his home country. The piece is a depiction in ink and colour on a gold background of Fujin the Wind God, appearing on a pair of two-panel screens made at the beginning of the period and kept in the National Museum in Kyoto.
It took about 100 hours of Métiers d'Art craftsmanship to create this watch.
● Type: Watch
● Dimensions: 41 Ø x 8.44 D mm
● Material: 18K white gold case with tsavorites; dial in 18K yellow gold; alligator strap
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