Vacheron ConstantinOverseas Self-Winding

Offered by a UK-based dealer, this 2020 Vacheron Constantin Overseas ref. 4500V/110A-B126 is presented with its display box, warranty card, certificate of origin and conformity, booklet, swing tags and polishing cloth. In addition to the bracelet currently fitted, a factory black rubber and black leather strap are also included. The vendor advises the watch is in excellent condition with only minor signs of wear including hairline marks on some of the bracelet links near the clasp. Its overall condition appears consistent with their ‘A’ grading.

This reference is part of Vacheron Constantin’s third and current Overseas collection that launched back in 2016. The 41mm stainless-steel case is highly nuanced with sharp angles and a distinctive polished bezel containing satin-finished plots. A clever mechanism is integrated into the lugs, allowing on-the-fly tool-free strap changes and two spare straps are supplied - a black rubber and black leather. Currently attached to the case is the factory stainless steel bracelet, which is handsomely finished with links that echo the design of the company’s Maltese Cross.

The dial has a silver sunburst finish with contrasting applied hour markers. In true sports watch fashion, they’re filled with Super-LumiNova, providing superior legibility to the wearer. Housed inside the waterproof case and visible through the sapphire case back is the in-house calibre 5100. This self-winding movement is finished to exacting standards and features a 22K gold oscillating weight inspired by the wind rose. It’s stamped with the Geneva Seal and the power reserve is rated at 60 hours.

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