This vintage Vacheron Constantin dress watch, reference 6732, encapsulates the understated refinement of Geneva watchmaking in the 1960s. Housed in an 18-carat yellow gold (screw back) case with a classic polished bezel and smooth, tapered lugs, it carries all the hallmarks of mid-century Vacheron design.

The silver sunburst dial features applied baton markers and slender dauphine hands, with a discreet date aperture at 3 o’clock balancing the Maltese Cross signature at 12. Powered by Vacheron’s beautifully finished self-winding calibre K1072/1, visible here with its 18K gold rotor, the movement demonstrates the maison’s mastery of both mechanical precision and aesthetic finesse.

Fitted to a period crocodile strap with Vacheron-signed pin buckle, this watch has been delivered with an official VC Archive Extract confirming its authenticity and 1964 year of manufacture. Timeless and versatile, it represents a pure expression of Vacheron Constantin’s post-war dress watch aesthetic—collectible, wearable, and an ideal addition to any connoisseur’s stable.