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Message: [QUOTE="UConn Esq, post: 4818071, member: 273"] Vacheron was not mentioned because it’s a grail watch and most people are not fortunate enough to be in the presence of a VC. I mean that sincerely. Part of the Trinity with Patek and AP, they are arguably the best watches made (and my personal favorite). Is there any number at all on the case back? I assume not since it was engraved. If not, it likely needs to be opened. There is a VC store in NYC and I believe one in Boston that may be able to help. They will have the catalogs for identification. Luckily VC has been making many of the same lines of watches for (hundreds of) years so you can likely narrow it down that way. When it was serviced does the receipt say anything about models or serials? Usually it’s just like four digits as the code for VC. Brands like Vacheron follow a different curve for value and it could be incredibly valuable, even if it is not gold. They possess some of the most complicated and unique movements and the fact that it still runs and you have cleaned it relatively recently will help the value. They are also making a [re]surgence at the moment, if that’s even possible, due to the high demand for the Overseas, as the Royal Oak is playing out. [/QUOTE]