New Overseas Chronograph from Vacheron Constantin
Sunday, October 29th, 2006
Among its marvelous collections of complicated and luxury timepieces one of the most remarkable is the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Collection. Vacheron Constantin has added a new watch model to this collection.
Vacheron Constantin created another masterpiece and surely didn’t disappoint its fans. The new chronograph from Vacheron Constantin Overseas Collection is anything but ordinary. A real man’s watch has both contingency and bracelet made of 18 carat yellow gold. ashen textured dial outlines the classical appearance of the watch.
A fusion of classicism and modernism is one of the head features of a Vacheron Constantin watch. Keeping the customs the Swiss watch manufacturer enriched the timepiece with added features turning it into a complication. It includes three subdials and a double window date display. The luminous hands every time come in handy when you discover the time in the dark.
The links of the bracelet are integrated and designed after the symbol of the brand - the Maltese cross. For a better HO resistance the crown and the push buttons of the chronograph are screwed down. in this fashion this watch is able to resist the pressure being 50 meters under water.
The automatic movement and a 40 hours power husband make the Vachron Constantin Overseas Chronograph not only a luxury watch but a watch for garden use and traveling as well. Highly strong and durable and with an antimagnetic function it will serve any sportsman or traveler a great deal.
Vacheron Constantin is the oldest Swiss brand that continues creating timepieces today. The tradition of watchmaking is kept for more than 250 years. Throughout this period the brand has won various awards and its timepieces became the symbol of precision timekeeping.
One of its most amazing creations is the world’s most complicated wristwatch called Tour de l’Ile which had 834 piece parts. Its seasoned mechanisms are highly appreciated by many watch collectors, enthusiasts and many watchmaking companies as well.
