News For its 23rd own-name store in the world, Vacheron Constantin has chosen the most luxurious of Indian shopping centres.
Vacheron Constantin opened its first boutique in India, located in New Delhi at the DLF Emporio Mall. The inauguration was organized March 11th, 2010 in the presence of Marc Guten, International Director of Vacheron Constantin, and Yassin Tag, Brand Manager for Middle East and Indian Subcontinent, who were sharing this special occasion with their long-term partners Devaunshi and Anoop Mehta, Directors of Dia Precious Jewellery Pvt Ltd, exclusive distributors of Vacheron Constantin in India.
Located at the first floor of the DLF Emporio Mall, the new boutique marks the Vacheron Constantin’s very first in India. In line with the design aesthetic of the manufacture’s historical Maison in the heart of Geneva, the new boutique features an elegant and warm interior design with almost 50 square metres, highlighted by precious materials such as wood, marble and leather, all reflecting the serene intimacy and welcome atmosphere characteristics of the Vacheron Constantin spirit. This new boutique offers the entire range of services of Vacheron Constantin with notably a complete collection of exquisite timepieces displayed in refined showcases and the after-sales service.
In his speech, Marc Guten said: "Vacheron Constantin and India share great history. Since the days of the Maharajas, Vacheron Constantin has been producing masterpieces for great families and discerning Indians such as astonishing platinum bracelet made in 1916 for the Maharaja of Patiala. Indian customers’ expectations have risen considerably in terms of both service and product quality. Our Indians clients in particular, display a very sophisticated level of horology knowledge and taste for Grandes Complications and Métiers d’Art timepieces. We believe India is an important player in the high-end watches for the future. By establishing our first boutique in New Delhi, we are looking to provide the best service to our Indian clients and strength our presence respecting Indian heritage and culture."
April 14, 2010
