Available$34936mm

Vaer
C1 Ceremony Cream - Quartz
No restock pattern is established yet. Track to get alerted if it returns.
A Dress watch, in a round stainless steel case, 34mm, with a white smooth dial, dauphine hands and applied metal indices, powered by the 1L45.
It is currently sold out and not available to buy. Its price sits close to the median for comparable watches in its segment, neither a premium nor a bargain within that group. The 48 comparable dress watches tracked in this size and price class range from USD 325 to USD 499.
Diameter
34mm
Lug to lug
40mm
Between lugs
18mm
Thickness
8mm
Weight
63g
Movement Type
quartz
Movement Name
1L45
Water resistance
10 bar
Crystal Type
sapphire
Crystal Description
Single domed sapphire with AR coating
Among tracked dress watches in this class, its scarcity score of 64/100 places it in roughly the top 10%. The scarcity score here has moved up around 58 points across the past 139 days. Compared with Vaer's typical scarcity, this reference runs about 38 points higher.
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No reliable restock cadence is established for this reference yet.
64
May 2026
Scarcity score · today
Compared with 47 active peers · Dress · 34 - 36mm · $300–$500
Demand, sellout velocity, and restock cadence unlock as Chronoscout gathers more market data on this reference.
Last confirmed:
1 availability changes recorded. Available once, for 96 days, on 5/4/26. Longest sold-out stretch: 43 days.
Tracked since 5/4/26 (141 days).
Sold out8/9/26
44 days straight
May 2026
Today
Available · for 97 days5/4/26
The latest observed price was $349.00 on 9/22/26.
$349.00 USD9/22/26
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