Adventurous Heights: A Utah Climb Adorned with Vacheron Constantin's Priced Possession

Published: 01 Sep 2026
Can't imagine trekking rough Utah terrains with a $40,000 watch clinging to your wrist? Here's a tale for the daring horology lovers.

Imagine negotiating the unforgiving terrains of southern Utah, precariously perched on a slab of Navajo sandstone, with a $40,000 Vacheron Constantin timepiece adorning your wrist. That was the reality of an an event held at Amangiri, one of the world’s finest hotels, located in Canyon Point, Utah. The event was to celebrate Vacheron Constantin’s latest sporty offering, the Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points.

While it is common to have hands-on time with a new model during press events, often lasting an hour or so in a corporate setting, this particular occasion was a unique blend of luxury and adventure. This client event presented an unexpected, extraordinary opportunity to test the new luxury titanium sports watch in the wild, thrusting it into real-life situations, rarities indeed in an industry that considers even minor watch blemishes as unsightly.

Vacheron Constantin unveiled the Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points in April at Watches and Wonders with considerable acclaim. This followed the Overseas Dual Time ‘Everest’ models launched in 2021, showcasing titanium-based chronographs and dual time watches, limited to 150 pieces each.

The daring Utah escapade further entrenched this reputation, marking a remarkable fusion of high-end horology and thrill-seeking. Whether it’s managing precarious Via Ferrata routes or crossing challenging bridges, the Vacheron Constantin timepiece held its own, asserting its posh resilience.

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