Overview

Since its launch in 2015, Monsieur Bovet has become the symbol of timepieces featuring the iconic patented Amadéo® convertible case, which allow you to transform your timepiece from the wrist (and show both sides, with reversed hand fitting) to a pocket/pendant watch to a desk clock, all without any tools. Its elegance, understated design, and two faces make it a fitting timepiece for every moment in the life of the modern man.

The Monsieur BOVET features a seven-day power reserve and a frequency of 21,600 vph powered by a single barrel.

This precious timepiece is powered by an in-house movement with double co-axial seconds with seven days of power reserve from a single barrel. This extraordinary power reserve demonstrates how BOVET’s artisans and watchmakers have perfectly mastered the art of energy, meticulous hand-crafting finishes on each of the movement’s components, following the traditional methods that the Bovet brothers used back at the dawn of the 19^th century. All this combines to reduce the friction of the components in the movement, meeting the highest criteria in fine watchmaking.

The iconic patented Amadéo® convertible system and the open dial invite the collector to explore the distinct structure and technicality of the movement.

The guilloché motif on Monsieur Bovet’s two dials is an extension of the House of BOVET’s symbol since 1822: a lotus flower with twelve petals that symbolizes the twelve hours on the dials.

An off-centered dial at 12 o’clock houses the hour and minute hands.

The various bridges present voluptuous shapes and the concentric curves of the dial.

BOVET’s craftsmen have once again skillfully combined their talents to create these special timepieces. The procedure to produce these dials is extremely delicate, and yet guarantees the legendary excellence of the dials and timepieces that Maison BOVET, dedicated to art and engineering brilliance, has been manufacturing for almost two centuries.