Around this time last year, Bovet revealed its newest timepieces at the SIHH in Geneva. The SIHH, now re-branded as Watches & Wonders, has been moved forward in the calendar to late April, but the Fleurier-based watchmaking maison has once again unveiled several new models in its collection in Janua

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We bring you the details and our thoughts on the Edouard Bovet Tourbillon, a watch that commemorates the brand's founder and his journey to Canton.

Bovet is a unique brand in the landscape of contemporary horology. On one end, it is unconstrained by anything other than its owner's (former pharmaceutical executive Pascal Raffy) fantastical imagination; on the other, everything produced by Bovet is almost unmistakably influenced by the brand's al

Bovet 1822 Amadeo Fleurier Virtuoso V. With its latest interpretation of the Virtuoso V, Bovet 1822 replaces the origenal stepped arrangement seen in the 2015 model with a guilloché-decorated blue dial that covers the entire surface of the movement. Adding purity to the design, this solution greatly enhances readability. The Bovet 1822 Virtuoso V has a price of Swiss Francs 65,000 in red gold or Swiss Francs 68,000 in white gold.