For the globetrotters, the 41mm dual time model is an ideal companion. Its Calibre 5110 DT movement enables the wearer to track two time zones simultaneously. It features a fourth hand, tipped with a red arrow, that indicates the home time, along with a day/night indicator. Additionally, the date is displayed in a sector at six o’clock and is synchronised with the local time, adjustable via a push-piece. With a 60-hour power reserve, this model combines functionality with Vacheron Constantin’s signature elegance.

The collection’s sportiest offering is the 42.5mm chronograph. Equipped with the Calibre 5200, this self-winding movement features a column wheel and a vertical clutch for precise timekeeping. The chronograph functions are displayed via a 30-minute counter at three o’clock and a 12-hour counter at six o’clock, with a small seconds subdial at nine o’clock. Despite its complex mechanism, the movement maintains a 52-hour power reserve. The chronograph pushers are thoughtfully designed to be operable underwater, enhancing the watch’s versatility.

Each of these models exemplifies Vacheron Constantin’s commitment to both form and function. The green sunburst dials serve as a unifying element, the rich hue complemented by the warmth of the pink gold cases and hands. All models feature water resistance down to 150 metres, and soft iron casing rings to protect against magnetic fields.

The sunburst satin-finished dials, paired with a velvet-finished flange, create a dynamic interplay of textures. Pink gold hour markers and hands ensure excellent legibility against the green background.

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Maintaining the collection’s hallmark versatility, these new models come with Vacheron Constantin’s signature quick-change strap system, offering three options: a pink gold bracelet, a green calfskin leather strap and a green rubber strap. This feature allows wearers to effortlessly adapt their timepiece to different occasions and personal styles.

The six-sided bezel, inspired by the Maltese cross, remains a defining feature of the Overseas collection. The sapphire crystal casebacks reveal the intricately finished in-house movements, each bearing the Hallmark of Geneva. 

Versatility remains a signature trait of the Overseas collection. Selmoni says, “These watches must be able to adapt to all circumstances of active life.” He adds, “Tool-free bracelet and strap interchangeability play a key role. Whether the wearer opts for an integrated bracelet ... or for a leather or rubber strap, they can choose a style that is casual, classic or sporty.”

The introduction of these green-dialled models represents a thoughtful evolution of the Overseas line. By blending the collection’s established design elements with a fresh colour, Vacheron Constantin has created pieces that feel both novel and familiar. These new models are poised to captivate both longtime aficionados and newcomers, offering a fresh perspective on one of horology’s most respected sport-luxury collections.

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