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New colour for the Overseas Perpetual Calendar.
I have been after the original anthracite dial, but this looks tempting too.
What do you think?
There is also new dial for pink gold:
*all pictures from VC.
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New colour for the Overseas Perpetual Calendar.
I have been after the original anthracite dial, but this looks tempting too. What do you think? There is also new dial for pink gold: *all pictures from VC. ...
The burgundy dial looks really good in the videos of the watch on YouTube.
The pink gold version is too much gold for my taste (the rose gold with blue dial looks fantastic though). All the best, Jon
I came across the video first...
good thing this isn't a limited edition. Pink gold isn't for me too.
The wine colour really pops against greys and neutrals
The rose gold, gold dial would pair well with blue, brown, orange, green. Grey and purple are a favourite pairing of mine, so I might opt for the burgundy dial first.
Burgandy is eye catching indeed.
Pink gold is also available with blue and silver dials.
I like the burgundy dial, but I think it wouldn't stand the test of time.
As to the second piece... just too much gold for me. I'd prefer a cream dial or the blue dial. Cheers, John
Looks good! I wished Vacheron Constantin wouldn't do their leap year and month all in the same sub-dial!
48 hashes in a tiny sub-dial is just not optimal.
Agreed! I like all of the perpetual calendar models - they're all thin. And all the colors are nice.
Rose gold with blue dial might be my favorite though. Or white gold with blue. But you really can't go wrong.
This one?
On my wrist but not mine... let's just say I am not fully convinced by it yet. ...
Not entirely sure...
but I feel that skeletonization would be more at home on classic watches. E.g. this one is very much my taste: ...
Hmm...
Not quite there yet. My favourite is still the anthracite dial. If only I can have these side-by-side...