Vacheron Constantin, the luxury Swiss watchmaking Maison with nearly 270 years of expertise, just opened its first boutique in Munich. Located at Maximilianstrasse 27, this new boutique welcomes its clients with a refined interior incorporating modern elegance and the Vacheron Constantin’s very own design concept. Guests are invited to discover the Maison’s collections with a range of mid to high complications including boutique exclusive models.
“We are excited to welcome all connoisseurs and watch enthusiasts to Vacheron Constantin’s world of Haute Horlogerie and tradition here in Munich and hope to bring a piece of Geneva – the home of our Maison – to Bavaria. It is with great pleasure that we present to our clients with our new boutique the best location to experience the outstanding service, tradition, know-how and of course the one of a kind timepieces of our beautiful Maison,” explains Clémence Charrier, Brand Director Central Europe for Vacheron Constantin.
To celebrate the boutique’s opening, Vacheron Constantin commissioned the Munich based artist Ruben Benjamin. The result is a partnership, that focuses on the Savoir-Faire and process hidden in the pursuit of perfection through a play of stunning materials, shapes and colors. The flow of time inspired the artworks named “From Past To Present”, that Ruben Benjamin exclusively created for the Munich boutique. The artworks invite the visitors into a world full of vibrancy, lightness, volume and texture.
Vacheron Constantin new boutique in Munich
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