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Vacheron Constantin Overseas / 35mm / Factory diamonds

Vacheron Constantin Overseas / 35mm / Factory diamonds

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Vacheron Constantin Overseas with factory diamonds, circa 1990. Stainless steel case and bracelet, 35mm. Automatic movement.

Condition: Very good – minimal signs of wear. Included: Watch only.

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Product Description
Created during the era of Gianni Bulgari — the man who transformed BVLGARI into a global luxury house throughout the 1970s and 1980s — this piece represents a very different vision from modern Bulgari watches.

Rather than focusing purely on jewelry or traditional watchmaking, Gianni Bulgari’s creations often blended architecture, industrial design, fashion, and Italian postmodern aesthetics into a single object. This watch embodies that philosophy beautifully.

Most notable is the engraving on the caseback:

“CREATED BY GIANNI BULGARI”

A detail rarely seen on standard BVLGARI watches, emphasizing the strong sense of authorship behind the piece — not simply a branded product, but a creation directly tied to Gianni Bulgari himself.

The design is remarkably restrained.

A minimalist white dial, elongated Roman numerals, brushed central square, and slim black hands create an atmosphere that feels almost architectural rather than decorative. The articulated hinge structure connecting the strap to the case adds another layer of sculptural design rarely found in conventional jewelry watches.

What makes this piece especially compelling today is its quietness.

Unlike many 1980s jewelry watches, there is no excessive ornamentation or overt luxury. Instead, it feels understated, intellectual, and deeply design-oriented — perfectly aligned with today’s appreciation for small watches, quiet luxury, and genderless styling.

Still largely overlooked by the market, Gianni Bulgari pieces remain highly underappreciated compared to their historical and artistic significance. Yet they capture a unique moment where Italian luxury, postmodern design, and personal creative expression intersected beautifully.

A rare and incredibly sophisticated example of 1980s Italian design culture.