
Mark in Paris provides a comprehensive overview of Vacheron Constantin's 2016 SIHH novelties, focusing on the revamped Overseas collection and new Patrimony models. This post serves as an essential guide for collectors, detailing key features, movements, and design updates across several significant references. Readers gain valuable insights into Vacheron Constantin's strategic direction and horological innovations.
Forumners,
The new Overseas collection and the other
2016 novelties have been unveiled
today.
(Sources: Vacheron Constantin website
and The Hour Lounge, thank you
Alex)
Visit our News Central forum for complete details & pictures:
SIHH 2016: Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ultra-Thin Perpetual Calendar + 4 other models: www.watchprosite.com
SIHH 2016: Vacheron Constantin Patrimony small model 36mm: www.watchprosite.com
SIHH 2016: Vacheron Constantin Patrimony - 3 new 42mm models in platinum, white & pink gold: www.watchprosite.com
SIHH 2016: Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Perpetual Calendar Collection Excellence Platine: www.watchprosite.com
SIHH 2016: Vacheron Constantin Patrimony 40mm with gold bracelet: www.watchprosite.com






Patrimony
42mm

Live
pictures will come from our friends in Geneva
later.
Cheers, Mark
is clearly my 2016 purchase. It will fit nicely with my 5711 Patek and 15202 AP RO. I'm impressed by the novelties of VC! Best, Kari
just waiting for the new AP chrono even Intrust AP as much as I would trust having Lada as my car... But the idea is to have a nice trio: basic, chrono and a complicated example of the same theme. All blue, naturally. Best Kari
With so many amazing releases! I too am eyeing the blue dial overseas.. the chrono in particular. Cant wait to see one in person!
for me the ultra-thin no date is quite attractive as well as the blue dial one. It is great to see some more down to earth novelties. The quick change system to swap straps/bracelet is also a great innovation - something that will be welcomed by many. Cheers
even if, from the picture with the 3 straps, I wonder if such a narrow part will be rigid and reliable enough... just a thought. Cheers, Mark
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