Vacheron Constantin 30052/000P Skeleton Tourbillon Platinum

This reference 30052/000P is a rare platinum skeletonized tourbillon wristwatch, produced by Vacheron Constantin in 2001 as part of a strictly limited edition of 25 pieces. The openworked Caliber 1760SQ, with twin barrels and 28 jewels, is exquisitely engraved and visible through dual sapphire crystals, offering a compelling display of mechanical artistry. The tourbillon cage doubles as the subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock, while a power reserve indicator sits at 12 o’clock, combining technical sophistication with refined symmetry. Crafted in platinum, the 38 mm case showcases the Maison’s mastery of precious metals and fine finishing, culminating in a timepiece of both visual and horological depth. As an early‑2000s limited edition, this model occupies a special place in Vacheron Constantin’s modern heritage, reflecting the brand’s revival of haute horlogerie in the new millennium. Collectors prize the 1760SQ movement for its twin‑barrel architecture and artisanal skeleton engraving, and the rarity of just 25 examples further enhances its desirability. With its blend of technical innovation, aesthetic transparency, and exclusive production, the 30052/000P stands as a distinguished chapter in Vacheron Constantin’s tourbillon lineage. Like New with Vacheron Constantin box and booklets, extremely rare, has not been seen for sale in the last eight years, one of ten known to exist, including a full diagram and pamphlet on the caliber 1760SQ.