As the appetite for more functional and intuitive timepieces grew among Bovet’s collectors, the Maison responded by creating its first modern-day traveller’s watch, the ‘Récital 27’.
It features the signature inclined 18-karat red gold ‘writing slope’ case and has three displays with different time zones – each one can be aligned to a corresponding city name and adjusted, thanks to two sets of correctors.
It has a double moon-phase indicator that shows the lunar cycle for both the Northern and Southern hemispheres – a mechanism so precise that it only requires correction once every 122 years. The leather strap is embossed with a croc-effect finish.
Movement
- Calibre 17DM04-3FPL hand-wound movement with 42-hour power reserve
- 37 jewels, 21,600 Vph
Functions
- Hour and minute hands
- Second sub-dial
- 2nd time zone: hour and minute hands, day and night indicator
- 3rd time zone: hour and minute hands, day and night indicator
- 24 cities indicator
- Double hemisphere moon phase
- Power reserve indicator
Dial
- Green guilloché and white skeletonised dial
- Blue hands and indices
Case
- 18-karat red gold case
- Crown for time adjustments and manual winding
- Sapphire glass crystal
- Exhibition case back
- Ardillon buckle-fastening green croc-effect leather strap (Calf)
Specifications
- Case diameter: 46.30mm; case thickness: 15.95mm
- Water resistance: 3 bar
- Comes in a presentation box
- This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
- Reference number: R270007
