Summary
Vacheron Constantin is holding an exhibition called ‘Explore All Ways Possible‘ in London from July 20th to August 1st, 2026. The exhibit will feature historic timepieces that draw inspiration from journeys of geographical, cultural, and technical discovery. Key watches on display include the American 1921, Chronomètre Royal, and Overseas II, showcasing the brand’s design evolution over time.
Vacheron Constantin recently launched a new exhibition called Explore All Ways Possible in London. The exhibit, open from July 20 to August 1, 2026, celebrates the brand’s long history of embracing global cultures and artistic innovation since 1755. Inspired by the trade voyages of its founder, François Constantin, the exhibition showcases how Vacheron Constantin’s journey across different lands has consistently fueled creativity and pushed the limits of watchmaking and decorative arts.
So I checked out this watch exhibition, and it was really broken down into three cool areas. First, there was a section all about how the brand explored the world – they had these rugged ‘Overseas’ watches and some amazing Art Deco pieces clearly inspired by art from the Far East. Then, there was a section on cultural influence, showing off these incredible handcrafted pieces – like watches inspired by Japanese lacquerware and high fashion. Finally, they had a tech section, highlighting all their innovations, from cool travel watches with hidden dials to super-precise timekeepers like the Chronomètre Royal. Basically, the whole exhibit showed how traveling and facing tough technical problems really helped shape the look and skill of this watchmaker.
Key pieces on display include the impressive 1907 Chronomètre Royal, a very thin skeleton pocket watch from 1978 with a beautiful mother-of-pearl face, and the American 1921 – a classic cushion-shaped watch representing the style of the 1920s. Also featured are unique 1930s “Jalousie” watches, which had mechanical shutters to shield the watch crystal when people were traveling.
Vacheron Constantin Bond Street
37 Old Bond St, London
W1S 4AB, United Kingdom
2026-07-20 11:26