The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Lady Reference 16050/423A with a Salmon Dial is a highly coveted, discontinued first-generation luxury sports watch launched in the late 1990s. It blends an elegant, petite footprint with a rare dial color highly prized by watch collectors. The Reference 16050 stands out because it captures the original, neo-vintage era of the Vacheron Constantin Overseas line. While standard black, white, or blue dials are more common, the salmon configuration is exceptionally rare. The integrated bracelet design draws pure inspiration from the historic "222" model designed by Jörg Hysek, offering a seamless, fluid look on the wrist.
Case Size: 24.5mm to 25mm diameter; ultra-thin, low-profile fit.
Dial: Rare sunburst salmon/pink dial featuring tritium ("T Swiss Made T") or early Luminova hands and index markers.
Movement: High-precision Vacheron Constantin Caliber 1010 quartz movement.
Material: Entirely stainless steel case and integrated bracelet.
Bezel: Fixed bezel featuring the signature first-generation 6-notch design (unlike modern 8-notch versions).
Caseback: Solid steel screw-down back engraved with the Amerigo Vespucci three-masted ship.
Water Resistance: Historically rated up to 150 meters.
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