The Exhibition "Journey to the era of the Maharajas" by Vacheron Constantin
As a official supplier official of Indian monarchs
for centuries the famous Swiss brand Vacheron Constantin has organized an exclusive exhibition of rare photographs of Indian Maharaja "Journey to the era of the Maharajas."
The unique exhibition will take place throughout India, at the sites of the gallery Tasveer, which is the largest exhibition hall, where exhibited masterpieces of world photography. A viewer through expressive portraits is instantly immersed in the magnificent atmosphere of the era of ruling Indian Maharaja, which is transferred in unique images. An amazing exhibition will be held in the galleries Tasveer in Calcutta, Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmadabad and Bangalore.
The exhibition "Journey to the era of the Maharajas' in Mumbai and Delhi will be complemented with two other exhibits - the unique antique watches Vacheron Constantin of 1909 and 1916s, that once belonged to the private collection of the governor of Punjab Bupindry Singh, the Maharaja Patyala principality.
These masterpieces of fine watchmaking are the exhibits of "Treasures of Vacheron Constantin», which always acts in Geneva at the Museum of the company. For the first time they are available for viewing. These unique works of art visually confirm the brand tradition of combining the exquisite artwork with high tech machinery. The first model, presented in the exhibition, is a wrist-watch with engraved granular case with diamonds and open dial. And the second model is a pocket watch, advanced with the functions of moon phases, perpetual calendar, chronograph and alarm.
These unique measures of time remind about many years of strong cooperation the Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin with India.
The exhibition is opened on September 25, 2011 in New Delhi and will end till March 23, 2012 in Calcutta.
