Description

A masterpiece of traditional watchmaking artistry is presented in the Bovet 19Thirty Great Guilloché. This exceptional timepiece features a stunning salmon-colored dial that has been meticulously decorated with an intricate guilloché pattern. The elaborate engraving is executed by hand using traditional rose engines, by which a mesmerizing play of light and texture is achieved.

Arabic numerals are applied to the dial, providing excellent legibility while maintaining the watch’s classical aesthetic. The numerals are arranged in a circular formation, framed by a minute track that allows for precise time reading. The hands are crafted in a complementary tone and shaped in Bovet’s distinctive style.

The case is fashioned with Bovet’s signature elegance, featuring the brand’s characteristic crown position at 12 o’clock—a design element that harkens back to the manufacture’s pocket watch heritage. The fluted crown is topped with Bovet’s traditional cabochon.

At the heart of this timepiece, a manual-winding movement is installed. This caliber is meticulously finished according to the highest standards of Swiss watchmaking, with hand-beveled bridges, circular graining, and Geneva stripes. The movement provides a generous power reserve, indicated on the dial to inform the wearer when rewinding is necessary.

The 19Thirty collection draws inspiration from Bovet’s pocket watches from the 1930s, reimagined for the modern wrist. The watch is fitted with a hand-stitched alligator leather strap, secured by a pin buckle bearing the Bovet emblem.

Bovet – bio

Founded in 1822 by Edouard Bouchet, Bovet is a Swiss luxury watchmaking company renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and innovative designs. The brand initially gained fame for its decorative pocket watches, often exported to the Chinese market. Bovet is distinguished by its artistic approach to watchmaking, incorporating intricate enameling and engraving. Today, the brand continues to be celebrated for its luxurious wristwatches that combine traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics, often featuring unique complications and bespoke elements, catering to a niche clientele of watch connoisseurs and collectors.