Vacheron Constantin 57260

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The Vacheron Constantin 57260 is renowned as the most complicated watch in the world, featuring an impressive 57 complications. It was crafted to celebrate Vacheron Constantin's 260th anniversary and took eight years to design and assemble. This masterpiece includes a variety of calendars such as Gregorian, Hebrew, and lunar, along with sophisticated timekeeping functions like a three-shaft tourbillon and a 24-city time zone display. The watch boasts a range of innovative mechanisms, including a Westminster carillon striking system and a rattrapante chronograph. It also includes astronomical functions like sunrise and sunset times, sidereal time, and a star chart. With 2,826 components and 31 hands, it weighs 957 grams and has a diameter of 98 mm. The Vacheron Constantin 57260 is a testament to the brand's expertise in horology, pushing the boundaries of mechanical watchmaking.