Vacheron Constantin for Sterlé

Vacheron Constantin for Sterlé from the early 1950s, made for the French market, featuring an 18k yellow gold rectangular case with an engraved bezel an gilt dial. It is powered by a signed manually wound mechanical movement, caliber 446/1B. The watch is fitted with an integrated woven 18k yellow gold ribbon bracelet measuring 14.5 mm wide and 18 cm long, with a deployant clasp bearing the maker’s mark “EJ” for Edmond Jaeger, for a total gross weight of 64.5 g. Sterlé was a renowned Parisian jeweler, particularly known for his innovative designs and distinctive use of gold.