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Vacheron Constantin Ellipse 18K Yellow Gold Ref. 7813 from 1970s

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Vacheron Constantin Ellipse 18K Yellow Gold Ref. 7813 from 1970sVacheron Constantin Ellipse 18K Yellow Gold Ref. 7813 1970s Elegant, understated, and unmistakably Vacheron Constantin. This beautiful Ellipse Ref. 7813 embodies everything collectors appreciate about vintage dress watches from the golden era of Geneva watchmaking. Crafted in solid 18k yellow gold, the elegant elliptical case measures 25 35 mm and remains beautifully preserved, with sharp hallmarks and crisp edges suggesting the case may remain

Vacheron Constantin Ellipse 18K Yellow Gold Ref. 7813 – 1970s

Elegant, understated, and unmistakably Vacheron Constantin. This beautiful Ellipse Ref. 7813 embodies everything collectors appreciate about vintage dress watches from the golden era of Geneva watchmaking.

Crafted in solid 18k yellow gold, the elegant elliptical case measures 25 × 35 mm and remains beautifully preserved, with sharp hallmarks and crisp edges suggesting the case may remain unpolished. The distinctive oval shape gives the watch a sophisticated character while maintaining the timeless restraint for which Vacheron Constantin is renowned.

Powering the watch is the Vacheron Constantin Calibre 1014, a refined manual-wind movement that has recently undergone a fresh service and is running excellent. The watch retains its original Vacheron Constantin crown, further enhancing its originality and collector appeal.

Protected by its original plexiglass crystal, the watch is fitted with a handmade Belgian imitation alligator leather strap that perfectly complements its elegant vintage character.

**Highlights:**

* Vacheron Constantin Ref. 7813
* Solid 18k yellow gold elliptical case
* 25 × 35 mm
* Vacheron Constantin Cal. 1014 manual-wind movement
* Freshly serviced and running excellent
* Original Vacheron Constantin crown
* Sharp hallmarks and crisp case lines
* Possibly unpolished case
* Plexiglass crystal
* Handmade Belgian imitation alligator leather strap
* Circa 1970s

A beautifully preserved Vacheron Constantin from an era when elegance mattered more than size. Refined, discreet, and increasingly difficult to find, this Ellipse is a wonderful collector's piece from one of Switzerland's most prestigious maisons.

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