Vacheron Constantin's Maltese cross has served as the manufacture's emblem since 1880, drawn from a component in period watchmaking machinery, and it appears here engraved discreetly along each cufflink's T-bar arm. The front face takes a more architectural approach than the brand's simpler cufflink designs: a black onyx panel set within a notched, gear-toothed white metal surround, echoing the mechanical language of the movements Vacheron Constantin is known for.
Cased in white metal with polished finishing, the pair is fitted with T-bar closures. Presented in the maison's own black lacquer box with a tan suede interior, they pair the brand's oldest visual signature with a bolder, more textured design than a plain gemstone setting.
Delivered with all items shown in the photographs, including the original presentation box.