Vintage Vacheron Constantin Mesh Doll features a champagne basketweave-textured dial with gold baton indices and blue steel hands, set in an 18K yellow gold round case with a matching fluted bezel and integrated woven basketweave bracelet.

Manual wind, 23mm, circa 1970s, serial no. 530768, 43.77 grams, 6.5-inch bracelet.

Includes original box and guarantee/paperwork, 8.5/10 condition.

Vacheron Constantin was founded in Geneva in 1755 and holds the distinction of being the world's oldest watch manufacturer in continuous production — a history of nearly 270 years of uninterrupted fine watchmaking that no other house can match. The "Mesh Doll" model produced through the 1960s and 1970s represents one of the most elegant expressions of Vacheron's ladies bracelet watch tradition — a piece in which the bracelet, case, bezel, and dial are conceived as a single unified design object rather than separate components assembled together. The basketweave bracelet and matching textured dial create a continuous woven visual language that runs the full length of the wrist, making the watch effectively disappear into the jewelry and re-emerge as pure golden texture. At 43.77 grams of solid 18K yellow gold, the piece carries extraordinary material value alongside its heritage significance. The inclusion of original box and guarantee paperwork adds a further layer of provenance that is increasingly rare to find with 1970s-era Vacheron pieces. For the collector of high-end vintage ladies watches, the Geneva watch connoisseur, or any buyer seeking a documented example of one of the world's oldest and most respected fine watchmaking houses, the Mesh Doll in this configuration is a genuinely irreplaceable acquisition.