Overseas
Travel without tools
The Overseas is the house's sporty line: an integrated bracelet with Maltese-cross links, magnetic-field protection, and, since 2016, a tool-free quick-change system for metal, rubber, and leather straps.
The evolution of the Overseas
In 1996 the Overseas replaced the 222 and the Phidias as the house's sporty line. The case adopted the notched bezel in the shape of the Maltese cross.
A second generation followed in 2004 with a larger case, an improved soft-metal inner case against magnetic fields, and a sapphire caseback.
The third generation arrived in 2016: 41 millimetres, in-house Calibre 5100 with the Poinçon de Genève, and the tool-free quick-change system with three straps included.
The line today spans three-hand, chronograph, world time, dual time, and ultra-thin executions.
- Case
- Steel, gold, or titanium, 41 mm
- Bezel
- Six notches, Maltese-cross motif
- Bracelet
- Integrated, tool-free quick-change
- Movement
- Calibre 5100, automatic, Poinçon de Genève
- Water resistance
- 150 metres
- Protection
- Soft-metal cage against magnetic fields
Key reference numbers at a glance
What to look for when buying
- 01
The third generation in steel with a blue dial is the most sought-after version and generally scarce in the trade.
- 02
Complete sets with all three straps and both clasps are standard and should be verified when buying.
- 03
Earlier generations are priced considerably more moderately and offer the more measured entry into the line.
Vacheron Constantin Overseas at Predeluxe
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