Vacheron Constantin has launched the 'Les Cabinotiers Solaria Ultra Grand Complication - La Première,' claimed to be the most complicated wristwatch ever made. This unique timepiece, developed over eight years, features 41 functions and consists of 1,521 components. The watch enables users to track celestial bodies, including constellations visible in the night sky, alongside traditional timekeeping. Its sleek design incorporates both a precise face with subdials and an inner face depicting star positions. However, details about its price and availability remain undisclosed after its unveiling at the Watches and Wonders trade fair in Geneva.
The new timepiece comprises over 1,500 components and has 41 functions, showcasing Vacheron Constantin's commitment to innovative horology craftsmanship.
The Les Cabinotiers Solaria Ultra Grand Complication features a double-sided design that reveals not just time, but also celestial positioning and trajectory.
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