The Vacheron Constantin Overseas was first released in 1996 and since then, it has witnessed various enhancements that most certainly make it a contemporary stainless steel timepiece. Housed in a 41mm case, which features a transparent caseback and sapphire glass, is its dial available in either blue or silver. The watch has been paired with a metallic bracelet and inside the box, the brand has provided two additional straps, one is a rubber strap and the other is a leather one.

These dial options also enjoy a sunburst finish on the central part and a flange that features a velvet finish. Powered by the Caliber 5100 automatic movement, this graceful timepiece offers a power reserve of around 60 hours. The movement beats at the rate of 28,800vph and has been adorned with the hallmark of Geneva.

Its inspiring simplicity combined with the classic blue dial or the elegant silver-toned dial makes this watch a highly desirable piece from Vacheron Constantin. This reference focuses on modularity with its clasp and system of three easily interchangeable straps in steel, leather, and rubber. This arrangement is a useful feature that allows the wearer to personalize the look of their Overseas. Weighing less than 165 grams, the watch is effortless to wear, given how light and comfortable it is on the wrist.

Vacheron Constantin's timepieces have remained desirable among leading personalities who have on several occasions been spotted wearing the brand’s luxury watches. Tom Cruise, best known for his roles in Mission Impossible and Top Gun, has been seen wearing his Ultra-Thin Vacheron Constantin Overseas at the 2022 Cannes Festival. Another legend and one the greatest actors of all time, Marlon Brando, once owned a Vacheron Constantin watch that has now been sold for six times its estimated value. One of the maison’s watches is also associated with the king of pop Michael Jackson, who gifted the timepiece, known as the Diamond and Gold 'Lord Kalla' Bracelet Watch, to Elizabeth Taylor, the British-American actress known for her iconic role in the Cleopatra film released in 1963.