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Unfortunately I’ve already sold both of my kidneys but if I had another two to spare I’d sell those too to get the ultra thin! I don’t know how it compares to the 2000V in real life but in the press images it’s stunning.
Overseas - The complete current collection (incl. new models)
Here is a photographic overview of the current Vacheron Constantin Overseas collection (April 2026). I have excluded the gem - set references, but not the 34.5 mm Self-winding. The categories are as follows: A/ Self-Winding Ultra-Thin B/ Self-Winding (41 ...
First and foremost, thank you for your excellent work, as always!
The existence of the new ultra thin salmon overseas, which i like a lot, brings me in a dilema with my 222..... do i want both or is it too close to the 222?
Thank you so much, @alberti!
I would say that it all depends on the importance you give to bracelet watches: if you love them and can afford both, why would you not? Best, Emmanuel
I have the 222 in steel
And find this new one very tempting. Don’t find it any closer to the 222 than a RO, Nautilus ou other integrated bracelet watches.
Tourbillon, although a little big, 42mm
unobstructed by rotor movement, gorgeous dial, not bad at all. Best, Ashot
The Overseas line isn’t really my thing
and “dial tourbillons” aren’t either… Best, Emmanuel
I can't fathom the time you spend making these incredible posts. THANK YOU!!
The 39mm salmon ultra thin is an immediate legend for me. Unobtainable now, and it will become much more so moving forward. Back to a somewhat reasonable piece, the Overseas West for me. I am obsessing over this one!
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Not even the full platinum. But size and thinness with minco rotor is perfect. This in steel would be tops
They really like to play with collectors' patience...
This platinum limited piece is nice, but so few will get it... Wait another 3/4 years and they might come up with a steel version... Best, Emmanuel
I've been working on this post several days before the beginning of W&W:
I didn't even know they would release 5 new Overseas! The Ultra-Thin should be made in steel and regular production: maybe someday. In the meantime, I wish you to be able to get the West! Cheers, Emmanuel
My pleasure. The steel Dual Time with a silver dial was very nice.
But discontinued. Best, Emmanuel
What a synopsis!! 🙏😍
Unsurprisingly, I love them all, and the CP and tourbillon are the creme de la creme horologically-speaking, but my personal favorites are the new West and South versions. Exactly what I look for in an everyday, do anything, go anywhere timepiece 🤘😎. Than...
Thank you Filip! I hope you'll be able to get a West or a South!
When I got the chance to try on the steel/silver dial Dual Time (now discontinued), I really liked it. But the Overseas line isn't really for me, so I stopped thinking about it. Best, Emmanuel
Of the ones I could maybe afford, the NSEW are great...West for me...
...and I would stretch to get my hands on that first no-date platinum...
Thankfully the Overseas isn’t my type!
The discontinued silver dial Dual Time was very appealing though when I tried it on a few years ago…
No WT references? 🌏
Thanks for this superb summary of the current model generation 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Aha! Life must be quite hard without any kidney!
I'm sure these 255 pieces will be sold out very soon if they're not already... Best, Emmanuel
That’s a lot of choices 🤔
I would love to have that platinum ultra thin, which as you said are probably gone even if I could afford one😡
Thanks for this spectacular report!....
That ultra thin is a homerun. Can't wait until that one comes out in stainless steel.