Vacheron Constantin

I agree with you M2 that open worked is phenomenal I placed an order for the WG because I love it that much!

One of my dream watches. When does it arrive? Would love to see pics and a write up. I think the watch looks completely different openworked in the best way possible. Not huge on the normal VC Overseas but once openworked...the shape just works so much better IMO.

But I always loved the PT version of the AP because of the blue accents. The VC solved all those problems for me. I get the WG with blue accents on a skeletonized dial without having to pay the premium for PT. I was told it wouldn't be less than year so maybe 1.5 years? I'll try to do a write up when it is in my hands.
Jorge

I was looking at the OW - it’s amazing. But I find it hard to actually see the time (that’s ok) but the moon disk for me was not so nice. I love simplicity…

But that's OK, it will probably take me forever to see the time as I will most likely be hypnotized by the dial

And the watch is ‘ok’ too!

I don’t see myself ever buying a tourbillion sports watch but that blue dial with the Maltezer cross on the tourbillion looks great.

There are just 2 things I can’t explain but I am sure there must be a good reason for it:

1) Why is the upper right screw that holds the Maltezer cross blue?

2) Why does the lower right one appears to be flat on top?

Anybody who knows?

Jurry

The blue represents the second hand - the other is lighting

I would guess that the cross rotates at 1 RPM, and if you look closely at the blue screw you will see a blue pointer sticking up at the upper right. This makes it a sweep second hand of sorts.
The other screw looks like refection of light makes it appear differently.
All the best...
HEO

upon close inspection you will additionally find also a blue arrow head above the blue screw and this setup enables to use the tourbillon cage as a seconds hand... clever.
The flat screw is actually just a normal screw with a big reflection on its head, you can still see the slot if you look veeeeery closely

The Overseas is on my bucket list.  

and this one is no exception.