# Vacheron Constantin

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Why Rolex Owns Golf, Shooting 59, and Nik's New Putter

No rounds to recap this week, so Ryan and Nik go wide: what it actually takes to shoot 59 on tour, and why a career-low round is almost always followed by a reversion to the mean. Nik delivers a deep dive on how Rolex — a brand whose core function has nothing to do with golf — became the sport's de…

Vacheron Constantin — Time Is Art

What happens when watchmaking stops chasing precision… and starts pursuing beauty? In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I explore Time Is Art, a book published by Vacheron Constantin that examines the relationship between watchmaking, artistic craftsmanship, and cultural…

Hidden Gems from The 1916 Company Vault: Audemars Piguet, IWC, Vacheron Constantin, and JLC

Brands like AP, Vacheron, IWC, and many others have inventories and histories that create a mountain of little-known watches whose pedigree, watchmaking, and design are just as standout as their more well-known counterparts. In this episode, Armand and special guest CQ pull from The 1916 Company va…

SUPERLATIVE: WHY HERITAGE IS IMPORTANT WITH ALEXANDER SCHMIEDT

 This is Superlative: A Podcast about watches, the people behind them, and the worlds that inspire them. This week our host and aBlogtoWatch Founder Ariel Adams is joined by Alexander Schmiedt, the President of the Americas at Vacheron Constantin. To start the show Ariel reminisces about meeting Al…

Episode 99: Unusual Vacheron Constantin (Venturing Beyond the Overseas and 222)

From things that came before the 2215 Chronometer to 43040s and repeaters, this episode covers all the quirky Vacheron Constantins that normally aren’t discussed—including a semantics argument of what is and isn’t a Cornes de Vache. If the more alternative side of VC has ever called to you, here is…

Ep 33 - Which Watch Brand Has to Go?

This week we’re playing a dangerous game: Buy It, Consider It, Kill It. Rolex, Omega or Tudor? Breitling, TAG Heuer or Zenith? G-Shock, Timex or Swatch? And what happens when we start throwing the Rolex Submariner, Omega Seamaster and Tudor Black Bay into the mix? Some watches are getting bought,…

Vacheron Constantin — The Quest

Some watchmakers chase innovation. Others chase perfection. For Vacheron Constantin, that pursuit has lasted more than two and a half centuries. In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I explore The Quest, a book that reflects on the long journey of one of the most histori…

Vacheron Constantin — Calibres 2253 & 2260

Most watch books tell the story of a brand. Some tell the story of a watch. This one tells the story of two movements. In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I explore Calibres 2253 & 2260, a rare and highly technical publication from Vacheron Constantin. These two calibres…

News Of The Week: October 14th 2026

Hello and welcome back to the Fourth Wheel’s weekly news bulletin. As I say in this week’s podcast, it happens to be quite a visual update, for which I apologise. I’m interested in new watches from MB&F, Baltic and Serica and confused by one from Sea-Gull. Do people really want to wear a completely…

Second Lives – AP and Rolex CPO, Ebel Reboots, Bennahmias Returns – Episode 99

Audemars Piguet is reportedly launching its own certified pre-owned program. This is the same brand that has spent years discouraging clients from reselling their watches. Gabe Reilly and Asher Rapkin of Collective Horology look at WatchPro’s reporting on the centralized, brand-run AP CPO model, wh…