To celebrate its 270th anniversary, Vacheron Constantin offered the international press a unique experience at the Louvre. In collaboration with Shortcut Events, we conceived a celestial scenography in the Cour Marly—an immersive blend of poetry, lighting design, and watchmaking heritage.

This exceptional staging was part of an exclusive three-day journey between Paris and Geneva.

At the Louvre, during a private tour and dinner, a monumental celestial mechanism conversed with the museum’s sculptures, magnifying the astronomical clock The Quest for Time—a one-of-a-kind masterpiece born of seven years of research and composed of over 6,000 parts.

Luminous spheres, suspended structures, and dramatic lighting of the artworks invited guests into an extraordinary immersive experience, celebrating the infinite pursuit of time and the excellence of Haute Horlogerie.