The Chapitre 6.5 Giulia by BA110OD
Designed to capture the feminine essence through a poetic and refined lens, the Chapitre 6.5 Giulia also impresses with its mechanical depth. Its tinted glass dial reveals part of the Soprod P024 calibre, a skeletonized automatic movement with a generous 38-hour power reserve. It comes in three variations: gold with a pale pink strap, white with a white strap and gold accents, and silver with a black strap. These options allow the wearer to match the watch to their jewelry and personal style.
The Lionne Dentelle by Claude Meylan
The stunning Lionne Dentelle reflects all the craftsmanship of the Vallée de Joux. Through its 35 mm x 7 mm steel case, it showcases a manually wound Peseux 7001 calibre with a 42-hour autonomy. The skeletonized movement, decorated with ALD coating, features pink bridges that contrast with the “Marie-Antoinette” grey flange. This creation brings an original and contemporary touch to the finesse of artisanal watchmaking. The model is available with a white leather strap or a steel bracelet, and the Lionne Dentelle also comes in lilac for those less fond of pink.
The Challenge Tourbillon Sapphire by Cvstos
A standout piece in this selection, the Challenge Tourbillon Sapphire is distinguished by its tonneau-shaped case in polished sapphire crystal on both sides, revealing the hand-wound CVS2600 skeleton calibre. This manual movement offers a 56-hour power reserve, carries 22 jewels, and features a 12 mm flying tourbillon cage. The crystalline architecture, paired with 5N gold components on the crown and screws, creates a fascinating horological spectacle, limited to only five pieces. This watch proves that traditional watchmaking mechanics can be elevated within an ultra-modern framework.
The Chronomètre FB 2RES.2‑1 by Ferdinand Berthoud
A modern homage to 18th-century marine chronometers, this masterpiece combines tradition and innovation. The FB‑RES.FC calibre, visible through an 18-carat rose gold case, integrates a fusee-and-chain transmission and a constant-force mechanism—two rare regulators in a wristwatch. The rose gold adds an extra touch of delicacy, making it equally wearable by women and men. The matte metal lends a modern feel, while the black alligator strap maintains a classic aesthetic. This piece is an excellent choice for those unwilling to compromise between timeless elegance and contemporary design.
The BL‑Endurance Bleu 24h by Lorige
Steeped in the DNA of motorsport circuits, the BL‑Endurance Bleu 24h uses genuine materials from Le Mans carbon brakes. The monobloc carbon case houses the LOR‑PR01 calibre, a Swiss automatic movement with a peripheral micro-rotor. The luminescent hands, metallic gears, and carbon back perfectly capture the aesthetics of race cars, while offering a visual showcase of its internal horological mechanics. Ideal for athletes and Formula 1 enthusiasts, the BL‑Endurance Bleu 24h stands out for its unconventional design and innovative materials.
These five watches are far more than mere instruments for telling time. Each embodies a unique vision and distinct qualities. Yet they all share one exceptional feature: their mesmerizing visible mechanics.
