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Hong Kong, Nov 28, 2026

LOT 273

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 43032P/000P-3, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, BLUE SUBDIALS, PLATINUM

HKD 300,000 - 500,000

EUR 34,300 - 58,000 / CHF 31,400 - 53,000 / USD 38,300 - 64,000 / JPY 6,060,000 - 10,090,000

A very fine and extremely rare, platinum self-winding wristwatch with skeletonised dial, perpetual calendar, leap year indicator and moonphases, possibly only 20 examples.


Grading System
Grade:
Case: 2-8

Very good

Slightly scratched

Movement: 2*

Very good

Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense

Dial: 2-01

Very good

HANDS Original

Brand Vacheron Constantin

Reference 43032P/000P-3

Year sold on 28 OCT 1992

Movement No. 765080

Case No. 615377

Bracelet leather strap with platinum VC buckle

Caliber 1120 QP

Diameter 36mm

Weight 51gr. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories VC fitted box, certificate, sale invoice dated 28 OCT 1992, instruction booklet, push pin

Notes

Property of an important Hong Kong Collector

The present timepiece is a platinum skeletonised perpetual calendar by Vacheron Constantin — Reference 43032/000P-3 — distinguished by its striking blue subdials. It is believed that only around twenty examples were produced in platinum with this blue subdial configuration — a true grail among collectors of complicated Vacheron Constantin. Consigned by its original owner, who acquired the watch from Carlson Watch Co. in Hong Kong on 28 October 1992, it is of fered with its original Certificate of Origin, fitted presentation box, instruction booklet, original sales invoice and setting pin.


Powering the watch is calibre 1120 QP — Vacheron Constantin’s perpetual calendar built upon the celebrated Jaeger-LeCoultre calibre 920 ébauche, which remains the thinnest full-rotor automatic movement ever produced, and used exclusively by Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. Having introduced the solid-dial Reference 43031 in the early 1980s, Vacheron Constantin followed shortly after with the skeletonised Reference 43032 — widely considered among the first skeletonised perpetual calendar wristwatches ever made.