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Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillon Watch Hands-On
Vacheron Constantin does not produce many watches, with annual production numbers at somewhere between a half and a third of its closest two competitors. That said, I can't claim to have an idea of how many pieces of the Overseas Tourbillon in stainless steel the brand will produce, but it's safe to say a majority of watch collectors won't even get the opportunity to see one, let alone debate the merits of its six-figure price tag. I'm personally a huge fan of the Overseas collection, as a whole, since it was refreshed back in 2016.The Vacheron Constantin brand of steel sport watch isn't a hypebeast like some others out there, but the Overseas Tourbillon in steel is, simply put, a GMO Peacock. Of course, it's one whose tail feathers open in that historically, let's say, complicated Maltese cross. Nothing personal against any readers who ride hard for the Knights Hospitaller.
IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher Chronograph Watch
With the new IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher Chronograph, “IWC presents its first-ever model with an ingenious single push-button chronograph” for Watches & Wonders 2015 (essentially SIHH for Asia, taking place in Hong Kong this Fall). The timing of this?debut, perhaps not without a hint of irony, is fortunate, as it comes shortly after we have discussed at length this particular?complication in our recent “Why Monopusher Chronographs Are Primitive & A Brief History Of The Chronograph Watch Complication” feature article. With all that’s been said there, but no prejudices on our mind, let’s see how?this latest addition to the IWC Portofino line is new.Available in two?colorways-in 18k white gold with a dark, metallic brown dial and in 18k red gold with a silver?plated dial-the new IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher?Chronograph features IWC’s in-house made?59360 caliber. At 45 millimeters wide, IWC?once again went for what probably i