Vacheron Constantin

The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph 49150, powered by the Vacheron Constantin Caliber 1137 — a 37-jewel automatic movement based on the legendary Frédéric Piguet 1185. A beautiful movement… and a shame that in factory configuration it hides behin

I’m considering a Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph ref. 49150 in white/silver dial and would appreciate opinions from people familiar with Gen 2 Overseas case/bracelet finishing. The seller describes it as a clean full-set example with no known po

Within context of the Knicks’ historic championship run and success, I couldn’t help but notice that the VC cardinal points East is in the orange and blue colors of the Knicks. As a NYer, I also can’t deny that this demonstration of perseverance and grit

How do you like it?

Vacheron Constantin just released a new version of its 2019 ground breaking Twin Beat Instantaneous Perpetual Calendar . The main improvements of this new version are the following ones: Caliber 3610 QP now provides 70 days of power reserve in standby mod

A rather long and in-depth video too, thanks to Time & Tide team and Christian Selmoni : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCw7yTP8ZSA (No affliation; just thought it'd be cool to share). A couple of screenshots of the pieces shown.

I added a few images to my initial posting this morning. There were some who asked to see the movement once the case back was removed. Images are posted here as well as the original post. Thanks for looking! Brent

I fell in love with that "VC blue" dial at first sight, so I acquired a 4500 in 2022. IMO, that "blue" is the most beautiful blue in horology. There is nothing quite like it. Maybe others agree. I had to sell that 4500 to catch a bigger fish, but I always

Out for more than a year for service at the manufacturer. With me for almost 2 weeks, and it is fast by ~20 seconds. I'll take that.