Vacheron Constantin · Family: Overseas
The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points 7930V/210T-H073 (nicknamed 'North') is the 41mm titanium execution with a grained white dial, launched at Watches & Wonders 2026 as one of four variants in this second-time-zone collection. It runs the in-house Calibre 5110 DT/3 with Geneva Seal certification and roughly 60 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations yet. Its standout detail: it's a boutique exclusive, offered in four dial colors — white, blue, green and brown — each tied to a compass direction.
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The Overseas is Vacheron Constantin's integrated sports line, originally introduced in 1996 under reference 42042 and thoroughly redesigned in 2004 and again in 2016 — that latter generation introduced the tool-free interchangeable-strap system that has defined the family ever since. Within that line, the second-time-zone (Dual Time) complication has appeared in different executions, including a generation with an in-house movement introduced in 2018 under reference 7900V.
At Watches & Wonders 2026, Vacheron Constantin unveiled the Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points collection: four new references sharing the same case, movement and complication, distinguished by dial color and a name tied to a compass direction. The execution covered here, the 7930V/210T-H073, corresponds to the grained white dial named 'North'; the other three are 'South' (brown), 'East' (blue) and 'West' (green).
The 41mm case, 12mm thick, is built in titanium with a matte anthracite-grey treatment applied to the bezel, crown and pusher ring — a material choice that reduces on-wrist weight compared with an equivalent steel execution. The integrated bracelet, also titanium, closes with a triple-blade folding clasp and Easy-fit adjustment, and each watch ships with additional tool-free interchangeable rubber straps.
The in-house Calibre 5110 DT/3, with 37 jewels and roughly 60 hours of power reserve, adds a second time zone marked by an orange arrow hand, a day/night indicator, and a pointer-style date shown via a hand rather than a window — all certified under the Geneva Seal, the manufacture-quality mark requiring specific finishing standards and geographic origin.
Distributed exclusively through the brand's own boutiques, this collection extends the Overseas family's presence within Cazador's catalog beyond the three-hand and chronograph executions already covered, adding its most recent traveler's complication.
Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference yet (n=0 as of today). As a newly announced novelty, we do not publish any estimate.
Because the collection groups four references, each with a name and dial color tied to a compass direction: North (white), South (brown), East (blue) and West (green).
They share the same case, movement and function; the only difference is dial color and the name tied to each compass direction, plus the matching rubber strap included.
Yes, noticeably; it's one of the reasons Vacheron Constantin chose this material for a piece designed for everyday wear and travel.
A system where an extra hand points to the day of the month on a numbered scale around the dial's edge, instead of being shown through a window.
At 150 meters of water resistance, it's suitable for swimming and surface water activities, in line with the sporty ambition of the whole Overseas family.
It's exclusive to Vacheron Constantin's own boutiques; it isn't distributed through multi-brand or external authorized retailers.