Vacheron Constantin's first 222 watch was affectionately known as the "Jumbo" by watch collectors. In 2025, Vacheron Constantin reinterpreted this timepiece with a 37mm stainless steel case and a Jubilee blue dial. The most unforgettable feature of the 222 is its tonneau-shaped case and fluted bezel: the 37mm stainless steel case presents a unique tonneau silhouette, while the round bezel features gear-like fluting. This interplay of geometric shapes prevents the watch from appearing monotonous. The 37mm diameter and 7.95mm thickness make it ideal for everyday wear, easily slipping under a cuff.Super Clone Watches, Replica Watches On Sale - Clonesuperwatch.is.
The Maltese cross set at 5 o'clock on the case is Vacheron Constantin's unique brand logo and hallmark. The watch features an integrated bracelet; the main difference from the classic model is the change in the clasp from a two-piece to a three-piece design. The bracelet links have been redesigned, concealing the previously exposed screws for a more ergonomic look. The crown, bracelet, bezel, and other components of the new watch are finished with vertical satin brushing and polishing, creating a more captivating interplay of light and shadow.
Regarding the dial, the new model features a date window at 3 o'clock that is closer to the center of the dial than the original design, offset from the outer edge of the minute track. The dial is printed with the "AUTOMATIC" lettering in a vintage font. The watch uses simple and elegant baton hands and hour markers, coated with Super-LumiNova® luminescent material, appearing off-white during the day and turquoise-green at night. The watch case back is made of transparent sapphire crystal and engraved with Vacheron Constantin's 270th anniversary logo. Through the case back, we can see the watch's in-house Vacheron Constantin 2455/2 movement, which is only 3.6 mm thick. The rotor of the movement is also engraved with the original 222 logo. Compared to the original model, the new 222 movement's vibration frequency has increased from 2.75 Hz to 4 Hz, reaching 28,800 vibrations per hour, with a power reserve of 40 hours, resulting in more accurate timekeeping.


