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Vacheron Constantin Toledo “Les Historiques” Triple Calendar Moon Phase – Ref. 47300/000G-9064 – 18k White Gold – Box – 2008 – Excellent Condition

We are proud to present this highly elegant and increasingly collectible Vacheron Constantin Toledo “Les Historiques” Triple Calendar Moon Phase, reference 47300/000G-9064—an exceptional reinterpretation of one of the maison’s most distinctive mid-century designs.

Part of the prestigious Les Historiques collection, this model pays tribute to the iconic “Cioccolatone” watches of the 1950s, reimagined with contemporary proportions and refined detailing. The softly curved rectangular case in solid 18k white gold offers a unique presence on the wrist—both classic and unmistakably individual.

The silvered guilloché dial is harmoniously arranged with a complete calendar display: day and month apertures positioned beneath 12 o’clock, while the date is indicated via a peripheral scale. At 6 o’clock, a beautifully executed moon phase display is integrated with the small seconds subdial, creating a balanced and highly legible composition.

Measuring approximately 35 x 41 mm, the case features elegant curvature and ergonomic wearability, staying true to the original Toledo design language while adapting it for modern standards.

At its core lies a finely finished automatic movement, reflecting Vacheron Constantin’s long-standing tradition of refined mechanical watchmaking. The model was originally introduced in the early 2000s as part of a revival of historic designs, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to preserving and reinterpreting its heritage.

This example is offered with:

- Original Vacheron Constantin presentation box

- 18k white gold case

- Silvered guilloché dial

- Triple calendar (day, date, month)

- Moon phase display with small seconds

- Automatic movement cal. 1125

- Elegant black alligator strap with gold VC buckle

- Year: 2008

- Excellent overall condition

"The Toledo 47300 stands as one of the most distinctive pieces within Vacheron Constantin’s modern heritage collection. Its unique case shape, combined with the poetic complexity of a full calendar and moon phase, places it firmly among the most refined dress watches of its era.

Now discontinued, the model has become increasingly appreciated among collectors who value understated design, historical continuity, and classical complications. It represents a rare opportunity to acquire a timepiece that embodies both the legacy and the quiet though solid sophistication."