Vacheron & Constantin Guilloche Dial & Tear Drop 18k Rose Gold, 1950's IWC they were separated on the

they were separated on the basis of their tested accuracy

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual reference 1002 was produced from the late 1950’s through to the 1980’s

yellow gold and the two-tone you see here

011 from circa 1964 in mint condition with an immaculate dial

Box and Papers: Outer and inner box

Vacheron & Constantin Guilloche Dial & Tear Drop 18k Rose Gold, 1950's IWC they were separated on theA fine and rare 1950's Vacheron & Constantin. This stunning timepiece from the 1950s encapsulates the timeless elegance of the designs from the era. Its combination of a rare and collectable Guilloch dial and minimalist gold coloured hands with an almost faultless 18k rose gold case with 'teardrop' lugs creates a striking and timeless look. Vacheron Constantin produced some of the best dress watches of the era with possibly only Patek Philippe