At 88 Collins Street, time slows. The newly renovated Vacheron Constantin Melbourne boutique is more than a showcase of haute horlogerie – it is a home for watch connoisseurs, designed as an immersive experience that intertwines the Maison’s 270-year legacy with Australia’s rich cultural landscape. “Featuring elements inspired by our land and sea, including a boomerang-shaped bar, the space reflects both watchmaking excellence and a deep connection to the local community,” says Amy Jackson-Lai, Brand Director Australia & New Zealand.

Beyond mere aesthetics, the expansion honours local artistry and craftsmanship. The boutique has been thoughtfully designed to reflect the Maison’s unwavering pursuit of excellence while embracing the textures of Australia’s natural world. Guests are welcomed into an intimate, tactile atmosphere where refined materials and contemporary luxury coalesce.

A commitment to hospitality lies at the heart of the space. The private salon, wrapped in a vibrant ocean blue carpet, mirrors Australia’s vast coastline, evoking a sense of calm. The new Broun Room pays tribute to the country’s diverse landscapes through earthy tones and natural materials, while a 3D Maltese cross, crafted from locally sourced materials, serves as an elegant link between heritage and modernity.

Anchoring the boutique’s sense of place is the Boomerang Bar – more than a striking design element, it stands as a tribute to Indigenous craftsmanship and community. Adjacent, the Blue Room offers a meditative escape, with Australian red marble lining the library walls and a recycled wall lamp casting a soft glow above the fireplace.

More than a retail space, this is a sanctuary for those who appreciate artistry, history, and the slow beauty of time itself.

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