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My old-model Overseas is very tough.
Jun 18, 2008,16:56 PM - (view entire thread)	By: mkvc (registered) \| PM Posts: 154

It has received a considerable number of sporting-type shocks without apparent ill effect. It's a different movement from the new one (a Girard-Perregaux base), but I would hope that the movement VC selected for its newer model is not meaningfully weaker.

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Main Post The overseas as a TOUGH watch ?

- Aurel (registered) on June 17th, 2008-03:40

If its as solid as the Overseas Automatic.... - ray (registered) on June 17th, 2008-05:40

My old-model Overseas is very tough. - mkvc (registered) on June 18th, 2008-16:56

A marvellous watch and a great picture! - samuel (registered) on June 18th, 2008-23:08

Thanks. The picture is by Alex ! (nt) - Aurel (registered) on June 21st, 2008-05:49

VC Overseas Chrono Is Rugged - Kursman (registered) on June 22nd, 2008-20:20

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