Vacheron Constantin

Last week I acquired a Royal Oak 15300 to go along with my Overseas chronograph. Since I've seen quite a few people on these forums ask many times which one to choose, I figured I'd post a comparison. Now I know it’s not quite an apples to apples comparis...  

The choice of which to choose has been an ongoing dilemma for myself between the Overseas and the Royal Oak. They are both beautifully and finely crafted pieces. It is great to see photos of both side-by-side, even though it is still very difficult to cho... 

Thanks for the response; I hope the post helps you choose. For me an in-house movement is not that important (at one point is but I've gotten over it), I'd much prefer a high end tried and true movement whether it’s in-house or sourced. A lot of times in-... 

...the VC Overseas. Great brushed bracelet, and the fit and finish is excellent. It is a very versatile and elegant watch. You can wear it with a suit at a formal event, or with a t-shirt and jeans to get an upscale sporty look. This watch is truly one of...  

Bravo my friend, the comparison was grate. As you probably know I disagree with your concluion, long live the RO!

Jay, Why don't you post some pictures of your RO chronograph? Tony

Its a little dirty and a little beaten up, but it is my daily wearer....  

I hope people find this comparsion helpful. With the amount of times this question (VC or AP) has been asked through out the different forums, I thought the time had come for someone to do a review. Anthony, how is the RM treating you? When are your guys ... 

and it just doesn't seem to come off my wrist. I think I've found another "perfect" watch for me. I'll have a layover in NY on the way and back from SIHH, but doesn't look like I'll be staying a few extra days in NY on the way back. I might, but am not 10...