Vacheron Constantin 7910V/000T-B922 Overseas Dual Time ‘Everest’ Limited Edition

Vacheron Constantin’s Overseas collection has long embodied the Maison’s dedication to elegant travel, and the ‘Everest’ Limited Edition elevates this philosophy to new heights. Crafted in grade 5 titanium, the 42mm case presents a satin-brushed and polished finish that catches light with subtle sophistication. The deep blue dial, adorned with a subtle globe motif at 6 o’clock, features applied hour markers and hands coated with Super-LumiNova, ensuring legibility from the boardroom to base camp. Limited to just 150 numbered pieces, each watch bears the ‘Everest’ inscription on the caseback, a tribute to the world’s highest summit and the brand’s historic 1955 Everest expedition.

At the heart of this dual-time instrument beats the manufacture Caliber 5110 DT, a self-winding movement developed and finished entirely in-house. Operating at 28,800 vph with a 60-hour power reserve, it drives a central second time-zone hand that can be adjusted independently via the crown in one-hour increments, while a day/night indicator at 9 o’clock prevents confusion across meridians. The movement’s 22k gold rotor, visible through the sapphire caseback, is engraved with the Maltese cross and features a circular-grained finish, perlage, and Geneva stripes — hallmarks of Haute Horlogerie that satisfy the most discerning connoisseur.

Versatility defines the Overseas experience, and this edition includes Vacheron Constantin’s patented interchangeable system, allowing tool-free swapping between the integrated titanium bracelet and a blue rubber strap with a deployant clasp. The bracelet’s articulated links taper elegantly to the case, offering exceptional wrist presence and comfort. With 150 meters of water resistance, a screw-down crown, and anti-magnetic inner case, the watch is engineered for true adventure. Presented as a full set with original box, papers, and additional strap, this limited edition represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Vacheron Constantin’s exploratory legacy.