Extraordinary BOVET 1822 timepieces for christmas

BOVET makes extraordinary timepieces. With an unparalleled reputation amongst connoisseurs and ‘those who know’, and revered for its exacting standards, passion for technicalities and expertise in decorative arts, the BOVET name is synonymous with quality and craftsmanship. It comes as no surprise that a BOVET timepiece would be top of many enthusiasts’ Christmas wish lists. For special someone, whether it be a lady or gentleman, this year BOVET is presenting two novelties.

For ladies, there is the new “Blue Peacock”, a unique piece that is part of the ‘Grand Feu Enamel by Ilgiz F.’ series of timepieces. The collection is themed around ‘Dials inspired by Nature’, and consists of one-of-a-kind objets d’art, all of which combine Grand Feu enamelling, gem-setting and watchmaking mastery.

The collection was created in collaboration with Russian jeweller and artist Ilgiz Fazulzyanov, one of the most exceptionally talented jewellers of his time. His know-how of miniature painting in Grand Feu enamel has led to him winning numerous accolades and becoming recognised as one of the greatest Grand Feu enamellists of all time.

Blue Peacock a BOVET’s AMADEO® FLEURIER 39mm timepiece; equipped with the patented Amadeo® case enables the wearer to transform their wristwatch into a pendant necklace or a table clock.

For men, the Récital 17 is a triple time zone complication that also features a high precision moon phase indicating the current phase of the lunar cycle in both hemispheres.

The local time zone occupies the central position on the dial, whilst the other two appear at 9 o’clock and 3 o’clock. The second and third time zones are each completed with a day/night indicator as well a 24 city indicator. The open-work dial allows one to dive into the movement and admire the unparalleled level of decoration.

Part of the DIMIER collection, Récital 17 offers all of the characteristic features of this collection: the crown at 3 o’clock, the four traditionally stepped lugs, and a contemporary open-work dial.