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In The Spirit Of Adventure, Vacheron Constantin Unveils Its Overseas Limited Edition Everest Watch Collection

Today, Luxury watchmaker Vacheron Constantin unveils its two 150-piece limited-edition Overseas Sport Everest watches—one Dual Time and one Chronograph.

In The Spirit Of Adventure, Vacheron Constantin Unveils Its Overseas Limited Edition Everest Watch Collection
Overseas Lifestyle Chronograph  |  Photo: Haute Time / brand
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Today, Luxury watchmaker Vacheron Constantin unveils its two 150-piece limited-edition Overseas Sport Everest watches—one Dual Time and one Chronograph.

Luxury watchmaker Vacheron Constantin has soared to new heights, introducing a new category to its elite repertoire: the perfect collection of sports performance watches. Today, the brand unveiled its two 150-piece limited-edition Overseas Everest watches—one Dual Time and one Chronograph—inspired by the one-of-a-kind prototype once worn by Explorer and Photographer Cory Richards on his Everest climb in 2019. A watch designed for those who seek adventures, Overseas is a sleek silhouette that expands Vacheron’s aesthetic horizons while also proving to withstand the most daring feats. 

Vacheron Constantin Overseas
Overseas Lifestyle Chronograph

Photo Credit: Cory Richards

“For me, these watches are an expression of years of refinement and effort,” reveals Richards. “They are the manifestation of the reduction of the superfluous in the pursuit of the essential…and the essence of craftsmanship. All of my endeavors have mirrored this journey—be [they] in art and photography or exploration. For me, the ultimate expression of any craft is best understood through what we are able to strip away and shed as we drive towards perfection. I see this in the details—what is included and why.” 

Vacheron Constantin Overseas
Overseas Chronograph

Photo Credit: Cory Richards

Both watches can be recognized by the renowned six-sided bezel evoking the Maltese cross and feature in-house movements; the chronograph model is equipped with self-winding Calibre 5200/2, while the dual time model opts for self-winding Calibre 5110 DT/2. The 42.5 mm chronograph and 41 mm dual time interpretation both feature a distinct, sophisticated design through intricately combining materials like titanium and sleek stainless steel. The watches are paired with a self-interchangeable rubber or Cordura® strap lined with nubuck calfskin.

VACHERON Constantin Sports Watch
Overseas DT

Photo Credit: Cory Richards

Vacheron Constantin Oversees
Overseas Chrono

Photo Credit: Cory Richards

And, for the ultimate signature touch, their 22-karat pink gold oscillating weight is adorned with an engraving of Mount Everest inspired by a photograph taken by Cory Richards.

“[In] the movements, I see the countless hours of dedication required to bring any goal to life,” Richards adds. “I see the time given. I see my life reflected back at me through minutes and seconds, and I am reminded that there is still a road ahead and an unfolding of countless journeys yet to come.” Indeed, Vacheron’s debut into the luxury sports arena marks the start of a very exciting adventure.

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Overseas Chronograph Cory Richards Everest

Photo Credit: Cory Richards

Adrienne Faurote
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As a former New Yorker, now a “Miamian,” Adrienne Faurote joined Haute Living in August of 2021. She currently serves as the Haute Media Group Editor-in-Chief, overseeing all editorial platforms within the Haute Media Group while also maintaining her role as Fashion, Jewelry & Watch Director. Prior to her position at Haute Living, Faurote was the Market Editor at Marie Claire Magazine US, amassing over ten years in the industry, becoming an authoritative voice in all things fashion, jewelry, and watches.
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