Si este verano viajas a Singapur y eres fanático del arte relojero, no te puedes perder la exhibición que Vacheron Constantin presenta en el Museo Nacional de Singapur. Tesoros de Vacheron Constantin: Un legado a la relojería desde 1755, es la primera gran exposición de la casa que, en forma de retrospectiva, muestra 180 piezas excepcionales —entre relojes de bolsillo del siglo XVII y fabulosas piezas femeninas con diamantes incrustados— que te deleitarán en un recorrido por la evolución de sus mecanismos y el legado artesanal que han aportado al mundo de la alta relojería. Por Marco Cuevas
La muestra estará abierta hasta el 14 de agosto.
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