1930s Vacheron Constantin Rectangular Art Deco in stainless steel

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In the 1930s, stainless steel was a luxury material reserved for the most avant-garde commissions. This rectangular Vacheron Constantin is a pure distillation of the Art Deco movement—all sharp lines, geometric balance, and architectural rigueur. While most pieces of this era were rendered in yellow gold, the steel case gives it a modern, industrial edge that feels incredibly relevant today. It is a rare, early 20th-century survivor from Geneva’s most prestigious house.