For 2012, Vacheron Constantin has released a new Overseas Chronograph with a beautiful blue lacquered dial.
The Overseas Chronograph comes in the same 42 mm case as before. It has the same Vacehron Constantin caliber 1137 in-house self-winding column-wheel movement (with 37 jewels, 183 components and a frequency of 3Hz). The same exquisite polished and satin-finished stainless steel bracelet with the brand's signature half Maltese cross links, and the same Maltese Cross inspired bezel. The only new detail, is the dial, and what a dial it is. Adorned with blue snailed counters with rhodiumized diamond-polished filets; hands and hour markers in 18K white gold (with luminescent material). And of course, the shiny blue lacquered dial. It is amazing how much such a little detail can change a timepiece.
Originally launched in 1996, the Overseas is Vacheron Constantin's sportiest watch. It features a soft iron cage protecting the mechanical movement from magnetic fields up to 25,000 A/m. The locking crown (with Maltese Cross) and locking pushers add to its sportiness, as well as helping to ensure 150 meters water-resistant. The solid screwed-down caseback, which also ensures water-resistance, is stamped with the "Overseas" medallion.
Functions include: hours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph and large date, which appears through a twin aperture at 12 o'clock. The power reserve is 40-hours. Stainless steel triple blade folding clasp, double security with buttons.
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