Vacheron Constantin and Rolls Royce host a special event prior to the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance


It was an exceptional day when esteemed watchmaker Vacheron Constantin (V&S), Rolls Royce, and Chef Thomas Keller (The French Laundry) came together and offered one of the most exquisite experiences. Hosted one day before the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, the world-renowned annual classic cars show, the dinner featured a one-of-a-kind preparation by Chef Thomas Keller. Hosted at a private villa in the hills of Carmel, California, the 60 special guests of the car and watchmaker were welcomed with Cuvée French Laundry sparkling wine and graceful music from a Jazz trio.

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The watchmaker displayed some of the newest models like the Métiers d’Art Les Univers Infinis collection, the Patrimony Traditionelle 2253 Equation of Time in platinum, and the Métiers d’Art Kalla – Haute Couture timepieces before the cocktail, during which guest was able to interact with the kitchen staff from Keller’s restaurant The French Laundry.
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The 6-course menu was a tribute to car and watchmaker with the courses named after the lineage of both the brands – “Silver and Platinum,” “Anglage,” “Patrimony,” “Best Made Better,” “Métiers d’Art,” and “Bespoke.” The guests also witnessed a live demonstration by a V&S watchmaker.
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Rolls Royce also displayed its newest Phantom Series II and Ghost models, and guests had an opportunity to take a drive in these suave vehicles.
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Before the guests left, they were presented with Treasures of Vacheron Constantin book, an embroidered pashmina from Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, and delicious house-made shortbread cookies from The French Laundry. What a way to host a Saturday!
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