Vacheron Constantin · Family: Overseas
The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph 5500V/110A-B148 is the steel chronograph version of the Geneva manufacture's sports line, with a 42.5mm case and the collection's signature six-lobed rounded bezel. It runs the in-house Calibre 5200, automatic, Poinçon de Genève certified, with roughly 52 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations as of July 2026 (n=0).
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Vacheron Constantin was founded in Geneva in 1755, making it the oldest continuously operating watch manufacturer in the world. The Overseas collection was born as the manufacture's steel sports answer, in direct contrast to the Patrimony line.
The name 'Overseas' was adopted in 1996. In 2016 Vacheron Constantin gave the Overseas a full redesign that introduced this chronograph version: the 5500V/110A-B148.
The 5500V/110A-B148 runs the in-house Calibre 5200, automatic, with roughly 52 hours of power reserve, and carries the Poinçon de Genève. The 42.5mm steel case is water-resistant to 150 meters. [UNVERIFIED] — we do not confirm the exact introduction year of this variant nor whether it remains in current catalog after the 2023 refresh.
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It's the Hallmark of Geneva, an independent certification auditing a movement's finishing and long-term reliability against stricter criteria than standard COSC certification.
Yes. The 5500V/110A-B148 shares the quick-release system used across the Overseas line.
Roughly 52 hours, per Vacheron Constantin's manufacture specifications.
The Overseas is the manufacture's steel sports proposition. The Patrimony represents Vacheron Constantin's classic, formal dress line.
The six rounded lobes reflect a nautical-inspired motif characteristic of the whole Overseas collection.
Yes, to 150 meters, a rating consistent with the Overseas collection's sporting intent.