Vacheron Constantin · Family: Patrimony
The Vacheron Constantin Patrimony 85180/000R-9248 is an ultra-thin dress watch in 18k rose gold, 40 mm across, the minimalist counterpoint to the manufacture's sportier Overseas line. As of July 2026, Cazador does not yet publish a price range for this reference: recorded market observations are insufficient (n<5). Its standout trait: every example carries the Poinçon de Genève, the Geneva seal that certifies the movement's internal finishing, not merely the case's outward appearance.
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As of July 2026, Cazador has fewer than 5 recorded market observations (n<5) for the Vacheron Constantin Patrimony 85180/000R-9248. A sample that small cannot support a statistically reliable price range, so we are not publishing a figure.
The Patrimony line is Vacheron Constantin's answer to the dress watch in its purest form: a thin case, an uncluttered dial, no ornamentation beyond the quality of execution itself. It is the direct counterpart to the Overseas, built for the same client at a different moment of the day: integrated sports steel versus gold and gala-level restraint.
What sets the 85180/000R-9248 apart within that world is the Poinçon de Genève stamped on the movement, a seal the manufacture has reserved since 1886 [UNVERIFIED — exact founding date of the seal not confirmed in this input] for pieces whose internal finishing meets a stricter standard than simple Geneva origin.
It's a quality seal applied by an independent Geneva body certifying that the movement meets strict finishing and construction criteria, not just geographic origin.
We can't give a reliable range yet: Cazador has fewer than 5 recorded market observations for this reference as of July 2026.
The Patrimony is the ultra-thin dress line: thin case, clean dial, gold as the natural material. The Overseas is the integrated sports watch, built for daily wear on a steel bracelet.
[UNVERIFIED] We cannot confirm the exact caliber number from the information available for this entry.
As an entry point into the manufacture it makes sense: it's the purest expression of their dress-watch catalogue, and rose gold ages well visually.
It's a deliberate design choice of the Patrimony line: strip away anything that distracts from the geometry of the indices and hands.
[UNVERIFIED] Neither figure is confirmed in the documentation available for this entry.