Tom Cruise appears in the teaser for “Digger” wearing the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time, green dial, 41 mm, a choice that subtly reinforces the film’s polished yet high‑intensity aesthetic. The watch’s deep green tone and sport‑chic profile mirror the character’s composed precision as the story unfolds around a covert excavation project that spirals into a web of political subterfuge and advanced underground engineering. Set for release in October 2026, Digger promises a blend of tension, atmospheric drama and Cruise’s trademark physicality, with the Overseas Dual Time serving as a refined visual cue to the protagonist’s constant negotiation between time zones, loyalties and shifting operational realities.

Intense green appeared on the dials and interchangeable straps of four new Overseas models in pink gold, marking a debut for this collection. In perfect alignment with the spirit of travel, this fresh hue is applied to the 35 mm gemset model, the 41 mm date, the 42.5 mm chronograph and the 41 mm dual time. Water‑resistant to 150 metres, each timepiece is powered by a high‑grade self‑winding calibre with refined finishing. The movements feature an oscillating weight engraved with the collection’s signature compass rose. As with all Overseas watches, the pink gold bracelet with folding clasp is easily adjustable and can be exchanged for a calfskin strap or a green rubber strap, both equipped with an interchangeable pin buckle.

By introducing an intense green tone to the dials of four pink gold models, the Maison reinforces the adventurous character of the Overseas collection. This new shade departs from the traditional palette of black, silver, pinkish beige and the iconic blue. Blending the warm radiance of pink gold with the depth of green, these timepieces bring a renewed aesthetic to Vacheron Constantin’s sporty‑chic creations. To heighten the vibrancy of this colour, particular attention has been devoted to the finishing. Set against a translucent lacquered backdrop with layered visual effects, the centre displays sunburst satin‑brushing, while the flange is subtly velvet‑finished. Legibility is ensured through the contrast between gold hour‑markers and hands coated with Super‑LumiNova® and the darker dial tone. A lighter double minutes track – or single track on the gemset version – ensures precise reading of minutes and seconds. The finishing of the integrated rose gold bracelets, with polished and vertically satin‑brushed links echoing the Maltese cross, complements the dial, framed by a circular satin‑finished bezel.

The introduction of intense green dials spanned several models in the Overseas collection. It includes four references: the 35 mm gemset, the 41 mm self‑winding date model, the 42.5 mm chronograph and the 41 mm dual time. True to the collection’s sporting nature, these models with open sapphire casebacks are water‑resistant to 150 metres thanks to a screw‑down crown. A soft‑iron casing ring ensures anti‑magnetic protection. The watches house various calibres with Haute Horlogerie finishing, all self‑winding with an 18K pink gold oscillating weight bearing the compass rose. Durable and reliable, beating at 4 Hz (28,800 vph), they offer a comfortable power reserve.

Versatility has long been one of the Overseas collection’s most appealing attributes. Thanks to the interchangeable bracelet/strap system, each model can adopt a different look. The four new models are delivered with an integrated pink gold bracelet featuring a triple‑blade quick‑release folding clasp. This mechanism allows up to 4 mm of additional wrist circumference by extending one or even two links attached to the clasp. The bracelet can be swapped without tools for a calfskin or rubber strap. Matching the dial’s green tone, both straps feature a pin buckle that is likewise interchangeable without tools.