Dimier – Récital 27
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Three time zones in one timepieces, all seen at a glance, along with a precision moon phase.
BOVET has a long history with travel time and the Récital 27 honors this with a very unique display of three different time zones, all available at a glance.
BOVET was born in three cities across the world, and this timepiece pays homage to that beginning and the travels that the founding Bovet brothers completed to make BOVET a worldwide House.
Pascal Raffy, Owner, BOVET
The choice of three time zones is not insignificant. Historically, Maison BOVET was founded in three separate time zones simultaneously. Indeed, when it was founded on May 1, 1822, the Bovet brothers were already present in Switzerland, London and China. Beyond this historical anecdote, the three time zones offer collectors an answer suited to the modern world and to the immediacy of communications on a global scale.
A domed moon phase indicator completes the information appearing on the timepiece’s dial. Its surface is engraved to evoke the lunar surface and for heightened realism, the moon hand-filled with Super-LumiNova®. The precision mechanism used to drive the moon phase requires correction only once every 122 years.
A hallmark of Bovet engineering, the Récital 27’s single-barrel manual-wind movement delivers a remarkable seven-day (168-hour) power reserve, indicated via an indicator and visible through the exhibition caseback. This autonomy frees owners from daily winding, suiting discerning collectors who prioritize low-maintenance haute horlogerie amid complications like world time and moon phase.
In-House, Hand-Finished Hand-Wind Manufacture Movement
7-day/168-hour Power Reserve
In-House Hairspring and Regulating Organ
Hours, minutes; 2nd and 3rd time zones (hours and minutes, day/night indicator); Precision moonphase; Power reserve indicator and seconds on reverse
Dimier Writing Desk 46.3mm x 16.50mm (8°); Grade 5 Titanium or 18K red gold
Available in a wide variety of colors
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5 Years