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18
May
If your Vacheron is from before 2016 versus after, the conversation is different. The 2016 Overseas redesign shifted the brand's commercial direction. Newer Overseas references with the quick-release strap system and Calibre 5100 trade differently from earlier 47040 and 49150 references with their bigger cases and ETA-Vacheron derived movements. For...
18
May
Patek, AP, Vacheron. The Holy Trinity premise is convenient for buyers but real for sellers. Vacheron Constantin sits in the same top-tier conversation as Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet, but it trades quieter on the secondary market. Less hype. Smaller production volumes than AP. Fewer auction headlines than Patek. That...
