Journey from sketch to masterpiece at Vacheron Constantin’s From Geometry to Artistry exhibition

Very rarely could the public immerse themselves intimately in the world of a luxury watchmaker as esteemed as Swiss maison Vacheron Constantin. And the opportunity to view the latest novelties shown earlier this year at Watches and Wonders Geneva? Even more extraordinary.

The watchmaker, however, is keen to forge ties with local horology enthusiasts and connoisseurs — by presenting an experiential event named From Geometry to Artistry, set to take place at 48 Bukit Pasoh Road from July 22 to 28.

At the exhibition, uniquely hosted across 3.5 floors within a conservation shophouse right next to Dorsett Singapore, visitors are treated to an exclusive glimpse into the meticulous craftsmanship behind Vacheron Constantin's timepieces, from iconic models to new releases.

From the initial sketches and geometrical drawings to the exquisite final creations, this thematic exploration reveals how complex mechanical engineering merges with artistic design to create watches that are both technically remarkable and aesthetically stunning.

Each Vacheron Constantin timepiece begins with a precise geometrical drawing, which serves as the blueprint for the intricate mechanical structures that follow. These designs evolve into vibrant shapes, colours, and textures, showcasing a harmonious blend of technical precision and artistic flair. 

Highlights include the latest innovations unveiled at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2024, showcasing a diverse array of collections. The classicism of the Traditionnelle collection, the minimalist elegance of the Patrimony watches, the captivating allure of Egerie, and the sporty-chic spirit of the Overseas series will all come to life before your eyes.

Adding an extra dimension to this special event, Vacheron Constantin has partnered with renowned design studio Lanzavecchia + Wai, which is based in both Singapore and Italy, for a stunning artistic installation named Le Bonsai. Enter a darkened room right on the top floor, and take part in an interactive activity that explores the intersection between geometry and artistry. 

This exhibition is open Monday through Sunday, 2-9pm. Admission is complimentary to one and all, but  pre-registration is required at Vacheron Constantin Singapore Event Registration.