Vacheron Constantin Overseas Blue Dial: A Collector's Perspective on Its Dynamic Hues
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Vacheron Constantin Overseas Blue Dial: A Collector's Perspective on Its Dynamic Hues

By Chronometer (aka yacomino) · Nov 24, 2023 · 26 replies
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Chronometer's exploration of the Vacheron Constantin Overseas blue dial highlights a crucial aspect of luxury watch appreciation: the dynamic interplay of light and color. His photographic efforts to capture the dial's unique character, including its elusive purple hues, underscore the challenge and reward of documenting horological artistry. This post serves as a testament to the Overseas's captivating aesthetic, inviting collectors to delve deeper into its visual nuances.

I think the blue dial of the oversea is one its main attributes.  I tried to capture a few lighting ๐Ÿ“ to share and itโ€™s quite unique.  This dial even has some purple hue under certain lighting/angle but I was not able to capture it with my phone.







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TeutonicCarFan
Nov 24, 2023

Looks great, so vibrant.

GW
GWIS
Nov 25, 2023

As good as your pictures are they donโ€™t capture the liquid glassy look of that blue dial. But thatโ€™s not a problem for you since you can see it for real! Enjoy your watch in the best of health! All the best, Jon

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penfriend
Nov 25, 2023

I am blue with envy ๐Ÿ‘Œ

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Moka-Tiger (Ron)
Nov 25, 2023

That shimmering blue is stunning. VC created a winner with this one.

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Speedie74 aka Mr. Torquise
Nov 26, 2023

Well, if the date wheel would be also in blue than maybe this dial would be my choice as wellโ€ฆ. Yours, Adam

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