Vacheron Constantin Overseas Skeleton Guide
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Vacheron Constantin Overseas Skeleton Guide

By mrds · Feb 27, 2022 · 43 replies
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In this insightful article, mrds, a respected member of the WatchProSite community, shares an exclusive look at the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin Skeleton. His detailed photography and expert commentary highlight why this particular iteration stands out as a marvel of modern openworking. mrds's contribution offers a unique perspective on the aesthetic and technical nuances of this exceptional timepiece, making it a valuable resource for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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Dear fellow Purists,

Yesterday I had the time to take a few shots of this marvel. There's no need to introduce the Overseas, and the QP version has been around in various iterations for about 4 years. What's new is the Skeleton version, which in my opinion is one of the most attractive "modern" style openworked watches on the market today. I'll let the pictures do the talking here.









The movement is based on the same Cal. 1120 as found in other iterations of the Overseas Perpetual, here with a black NAC coating for added visual contrast. The coating is the same as on the Twin Beat, where it was first introduced. 







The openworked Cal. 1120 QPSQ vs. the standard 1120 QP (pic credit: Vacheron Constantin)






Here a a few more details of the front side...



...and the gorgeous moon phase (depending on the light, you can see the lines connecting the star signs)




A pocket shot on the blue rubber strap.




Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoyed the show as much as I do...

Cheers,
Daniel


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TeutonicCarFan
Feb 27, 2022
Speechless

Thanks for sharing. That movement is beautiful. As much as I like traditional finishing, this new treatment makes a modern approach that is refreshing. Sublime. -kevin

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mrds
Feb 27, 2022
Thank you for the kind words, Kevin

AM
amanico
Feb 27, 2022
What a wonderful catch, my friend. Exquisite, refined, and cool at the same time. A masterpiece. And that is not so common, nowadays.

MR
mrds
Feb 27, 2022
You have all the right words, dear Nico

AM
amanico
Feb 27, 2022
I can't wait to discover it in the real life!

JO
joenghenry
Feb 27, 2022
Magnificent time piece, Daniel. Happy for you to acquire this beauty!

The skeletonized rotor and baseplate are particularly attractive.

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