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Vacheron Constantin
Ref. 5510V/000T-B923
Overseas Chronograph “Everest”
A virtually new and rare limited edition stainless steel and titanium chronograph wristwatch with date, guarantee, and presentation box, numbered 47 of 150 piece limited edition
Full-Cataloguing
• Limited edition of 150 pieces, numbered 47
• Original owner, complete set
Introduced in 2021 and limited to only 150 numbered examples, the Overseas Chronograph “Everest” draws inspiration from the unique Overseas prototype worn by American explorer Cory Richards during his 2019 ascent of Mount Everest. Purpose-built for adventure, the reference combines Vacheron Constantin’s distinguished watchmaking tradition with an exceptionally modern and performance-driven character.
Measuring 42.5mm in diameter, its lightweight case combines titanium with a contrasting stainless steel bezel ring, complemented by a textured grey-blue dial and vivid orange chronograph accents. Its quick-interchangeable strap system permits effortless switching between the grey Cordura fabric and matching rubber strap. Visible through the sapphire caseback, the Geneva Seal-certified caliber 5200/2 is an in-house, self-winding column-wheel chronograph movement equipped with a vertical clutch, twin barrels and approximately 52 hours of power reserve. Its 22K pink gold oscillating weight is further adorned with an engraving of Mount Everest based on a photograph taken by Cory Richards.
Numbered 47, the present Overseas Chronograph “Everest” is preserved in virtually unworn condition and is offered with its full complement of accessories by the original owner. Combining rarity, technical sophistication and one of the most distinctive configurations ever created for the Overseas collection, it represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire one of Vacheron Constantin’s most sought-after modern sports watches.
Vacheron Constantin
Swiss | 1755The world's oldest watch brand in continuous operation since its founding in 1755, Vacheron Constantin was the first watch company to manufacture movements with interchangeable parts beginning in 1839. Vacheron's watches are admired for their Latin-influenced case designs, well-balanced proportions and exquisitely finished movements of the highest quality. The Geneva-based manufacturer is known for their highly complicated masterpieces, including the King Farouk Grand Complication made in 1935, the Tour de l'Ile that was the most complicated serially produced wristwatch when introduced in 2005 and the 57260 — the world’s most complicated watch — made in 2015.
Key vintage models include minute repeating wristwatches such as the references 4261, chronographs such as the references 4178 and 6087 and the oversized Cioccolotone models such as ref. 4737. Collectors also appreciate Vacheron's Chronometer Royal pocket and wristwatches, as well as the '222,' the brand's first luxury sports watch produced from 1977 through 1984.