Vacheron Constantin unveils five new Overseas models: titanium, 80-hour power reserve and a platinum version

Geneva-based Vacheron Constantin has expanded its Overseas collection with five new models tied to the theme "Explore every possible path." The phrase builds on the maison's motto, coined by François Constantin in 1819: "Do better if possible, and that is always possible." With the new watches, the manufacture focuses on unusual materials and complications never seen before in this line.

The centerpiece is the Overseas Self-Winding Ultra-Thin in a fully platinum case. It houses the calibre 2550, distinguished by its exceptionally slim profile. According to the brand, this movement challenges conventional ideas about what is achievable in watchmaking. The power reserve of the new piece reaches 80 hours.

The second group comprises four Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points models. They reference the watches Vacheron Constantin created for photographer and explorer Cory Richards, who tested them under extreme conditions during his 2019 Everest climb. The new pieces feature 41 mm titanium cases, along with the signature integrated bracelet and an interchangeable folding clasp in the same material.

The Cardinal Points difference lies in four new dials, each dedicated to one of the cardinal directions: north, south, east and west. In this way, the brand continues the theme of exploration and openness to the world that underpins both the Overseas collection and the maison's broader philosophy.

All five models retain the recognizable Overseas traits: the fluted bezel and integrated bracelet that made this line iconic among sports watches. Vacheron Constantin positions the novelties as the pinnacle of combining sporty character with luxury.