Vacheron Constantin adds a stainless steel "panda dial" to its popular "Overseas Chronograph"

Vacheron Constantin has added a new two-tone model to its popular masterpiece, the Overseas. It will be priced at 462 million yen (including tax) and will be available at all Vacheron Constantin retailers in April.

Overseas Chronograph

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　The new heritage stainless steel "Panda" chronograph features a silver-tone sunburst satin-finished dial, black snailed counters, a black velvet-finish flange, 18K white gold indexes, and Super-LumiNova®-enhanced hour, minute, second and counter hands.

5200

　At the heart of the watch beats the in-house automatic caliber 5200, whose 22K gold rotor adorned with a compass rose, a symbol of travel and exploration, can be seen through the sapphire crystal caseback. This twin-barrel movement reliably controls the start, stop, and reset of the chronograph functions with a column wheel fitted with a Maltese cross screw. This reliable and precise mechanism employs a vertical clutch to prevent the hands from wobbling when the chronograph is started. This new model's interchangeable system allows the wearer to easily swap between the half-Maltese cross link bracelet and calfskin leather or rubber strap without the need for tools, further enhancing the collection's versatile elegance.