Bovet Fleurier
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ComplicationsBOVET was the first to elevate the mechanism of a watch to an art form and maintains that tradition today in a series of spectacular complications devised by the most ingenious minds in modern watchmaking. Each honours the artisan's mastery of engineering, finish and precision, revealing mechanical complexity in exquisite detail. For its triple date, monopusher chronograph, jumping hours, perpetual-calendar, self-winding and hand-wound tourbillons, minute-repeater and minute-repeater with tourbillon and reversed hand-fitting, BOVET chooses the best constructors to develop its Haute Horlogerie movements to the highest standards.Modèles
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FleurierThe Fleurier case recalls the features of BOVET's 19th century style - the sculpted bow and fluted crown on the natural axis of a watch at 12 o'clock, serpentine hands of blued steel and the domed dial of fired enamel. Fleurier cases are made in rose gold, white gold or platinum and are available in 28mm, 34mm, 39mm, 42mm and 44mm diameters. Within them the permutations are endless: a unique dial, bracelet or strap and a choice of the finest Swiss-made mechanical or quartz movements.Modèles
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SportsterBOVET's original case design, with the chronograph buttons in their natural positions on either side of the crown at 12 o'clock, gives the chronograph a more balanced structure, with its subsidiary dials in their logical places. The Sportster's case, in steel, gold, platinum or titanium has a screw-in sapphire-crystal caseback and is water-resistant up to 1000 meters. Dials are available in a large selection of contemporary designs. The Haute Horlogerie chronograph movement with a large date at noon is decorated in Côtes de Genève and the blued screws follow 19th-century traditions. The winding rotor is in steel or 22k gold.Modèles
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Yellow Gold
