Born from the same 1970s integrated-bracelet revolution that gave us the Royal Oak and Nautilus, the Overseas is the Holy Trinity’s best kept secret for those in the know. Collectors who want top-tier pedigree without seeing their watch on every other wrist end up right here.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. A sunburst silver dial radiates from the center and shifts from bright white to soft champagne as the wrist turns. Six sides of the bezel echo the Maltese cross, alternating satin brushing with mirror polish for a crisp play of light. Black calf leather with white contrast stitching completes the look, fastened by a polished steel deployant clasp shaped after the brand’s own emblem.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date. A screw-down crown signed with the Maltese cross controls everything, winding the movement in position one, quick setting the date wheel in position two, and setting the hour and minute hands in position three. A sapphire caseback reveals the in-house caliber 5100 bearing the Hallmark of Geneva, crowned by a 22K gold rotor engraved with a wind rose. Twin barrels deliver roughly 60 hours of power reserve. A quick-release system lets you swap straps in seconds with no tools.

Comes as a complete set, double boxed with warranty card and manual booklet. 

Quiet luxury before the phrase existed, worn by leading men like Alexander Skarsgård who could wear anything and chose understatement. For the collector who has already conquered the crown and the octagon, one throne remains.