Vacheron Constantin logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Vacheron Constantin Logo PNG The logo of the luxury Swiss watch manufacturer Vacheron Constantin has gone through about 25 modifications over the company’s more than 260-year history.
- Meaning and history The brand’s roots can be traced back to 1755.
- It was created in Geneva, Switzerland, by Jean-Marc Vacheron.
- The iconic emblem, which features an eight-pointed cross comprised of four “V”-shaped elements, was registered with the Swiss federal trademark office in Bern in 1880.
- This shape has been used in many heraldic emblems since the Modern era, at least.
- Today, it’s known under the name of the Maltese cross and is associated mainly with the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, although it can also be seen on emblems of quite a few other organizations.
- Over the years, the cross on the Vacheron Constantin logo has changed its size and shape.
- On several versions, it was replaced by one or two horseshoes or a trident.
- There’ve also been a couple of logotypes without any pictorial elements.
- Why did choose this emblem?
- The shape of the cross was inspired by the shape of a former movement component of a watch.
- Due to this component, which was mounted on the barrel cover and helped to make the force from the spring as constant as possible, a watch got a better rate.
- Font The Vacheron Constantin logo features a simple and clean sans serif typeface.
- Colors While historically the logo has been typically given in black on a white background, the brand sometimes uses gold, silver, or grey versions.
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