De Bethune

Pin buckle

De Bethune was founded in 2002 by David Zanetta, an Italian collector, and Denis Flageollet, a fourth-generation watchmaker, who started from scratch to write their own history.

While today's models are boldly avant-garde in design, the company's early models were more traditional and conventional. As early as 2002, 5 models, from DB1 to DB5, were introduced with particularly classic design elements such as Breguet hands, guilloché dial and Roman numerals. A particularly interesting element is the pronounced shape of the ogival lugs, a distinctive feature of all De Bethune cases.

The DB10 model we have here is fully in keeping with this tradition. Made in 2003 in just 21 pieces in both pink and yellow gold, this watch features a 42mm case with slim, classic lines and a silvered guilloché dial creating a sunray effect from the center. The blue-painted Arabic numerals provide a perfect contrast, as do the blued-steel leaf hands for excellent time legibility. This one is part of the first 5 ever made.

Equipped with automatic caliber 2072, this movement features 226 components, a 36-hour power reserve and beats at 21,600 vph.

The watch comes with a certificate of origin and a De Bethune service invoice from 2024.

Silver

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

Discover this De Bethune DB10R available at our showroom in Geneva.

DB10

Automatic

Service invoice

Travel pouch

Leather

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Rose Gold

Audemars Piguet

Folding Clasp

Since the early 2000s, Audemars Piguet has been closely associated with the Royal Oak models, launched in 1972 and designed by the famous Gérald Genta. Founded in 1875, and despite the relatively recent history of this iconic model, Audemars Piguet has produced many other watches, and its reputation is still linked to the high quality of its timepieces and movements.

The Royal Oak represents the sporty range, while the classic line was embodied by the Edward Piguet and Jules Audemars collections, in tribute to the founders. These collections and this line were discontinued around 2010 before being relaunched with the Code 11.59 collection in 2019.

The main feature of the Edward Piguet line is its rectangular case and high-quality finish. The model presented here features one of the most prestigious horological complications: the tourbillon. This mechanism, invented by Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1795, aims to improve the precision of the watch by compensating for the effects of gravity on the escapement, the watch's regulator. The tourbillon consists of a rotating cage that performs a complete rotation on itself in one minute, exposing the escapement to a variety of positions, thus reducing the running errors due to gravity in different orientations.

The "Soleil Inca" guilloché silver dial features Breguet numerals and applied hour-markers, with an opening at 6 o'clock offering a view of the tourbillon operation. The white gold case features an open back on the caliber 2881, offering a 70-hour power reserve. 

This top-quality model is aimed at discerning collectors in search of a timepiece representing the quintessence of traditional watchmaking.

The watch is delivered full set with its superb box, over-box, certificate of origin, user manual, magnifying glass and key.

Small second

Tourbillon

Discover this rare Audemars Piguet Edward Piguet Tourbillon 25956BC Full Set available at our showroom in Geneva.

Edward Piguet

Manual

Outer box

Certificate of origin

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White Gold

The Star Wheel model displays hours and minutes in a novel way on a wristwatch known as “Wandering Hour”.  Invented in the 17th century at the request of Pope Alexander VII to make it easier to tell the time at night, this watchmaking complication displays the hours using a system of satellites that gravitate along an arched minute scale. 

Audemars Piguet rediscovered this complication and introduced the “Star Wheel” model in 1991 with reference 25720, which we have here.

The 36mm yellow gold case features a polished, stepped bezel with lugs short enough to leave all the visual space for the dial. Measuring just 9mm thick, this model has classic proportions for an elegant watch. 

Reading the time may seem difficult at first glance, but in the end it's very intuitive if you only look at the hour numeral visible on the white arc and the minutes it points to above.
The lower part of the dial is decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché, which adds texture and particular reflections depending on exposure to the sun. The white cartouche at 6 o'clock highlights the “Audemars Piguet” brand while maintaining the balance of the dial design.

The back of the case features an open caseback to reveal the caliber 2124 self-winding mechanical caliber, decorated in the purest watchmaking tradition and featuring a 48-hour power reserve.

The design of this atypical model leaves no one indifferent, setting it apart from more conventional timepieces.

The watch is delivered complete with box, outer-box, certificate of origin, manuals and tag.

Champagne

Discover this Audemars Piguet Starwheel 25720BA Full Set available at our showroom in Geneva.

Starwheel

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Yellow Gold

Cartier

Cartier is undoubtedly one of the most renowned and influential jewelry and watch brands in both fields. It is also primarily recognized as a brand more focused on design than the chronometric performance of its movements, like other traditional watchmakers. Iconic models such as the Tank, Santos, Baignoire and Panthère are still celebrated today for their timeless aesthetics, setting Cartier apart in the watchmaking world.

The Tank is Cartier's most iconic model. Introduced in 1917, but not put on sale until the end of the war in 1919, its design is inspired by a Tank Renault FT-17 seen from above. Certain elements have remained unchanged since its creation: the two vertical stretchers that extend the case and allow integration of the bracelet, the railway minute track and Roman numerals on the dial, and the sapphire cabochon on the winding crown. 

The model we have here is a slight departure from the rule, as it does not feature the iconic chemin de fer minute track. These slight variations over the years preserve the historical features while playing with the constraints to create new models.

This model, created exclusively for the European market and crafted in platinum, celebrates 170 years of Cartier and is naturally limited to 170 pieces.

The main feature of this model is its blue-gray dial, whose design is inspired by the Art Deco period. The dial's laser-engraved patterns and shades of blue add depth and life to the dial, depending on the angle of inclination and the light. The dial is enhanced by four oversized Arabic numerals and rhodium-plated steel sword-shaped hands.

This model is equipped with the hand-wound mechanical caliber 1917MC, which has a 38-hour power reserve.

The watch is delivered with box, outer case, international warranty card and manual.

Blue

Discover this superb Cartier Tank Platine Europe CRWGTA0121 available at our showroom in Geneva.

Tank

International warranty card

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Platinum

Patek Philippe

Introduced in 1968, Patek Philippe's Ellipse owes its design to no accident. It is based on the golden ratio, considered the “divine proportion” found in nature as well as in the greatest works of architecture and art.

The dials, made by specialist Singer for Patek Philippe, offer a simple yet striking contrast between the diamond hour-markers and hands in yellow gold and the blue dial with its sunray finish.

Over the course of its production, four different types of dial were used. We have written a full article which you can discover [here](https://www.41watch.com/fr/blog/revue-historique-de-la-patek-philippe-ellipse-n178).

The “Sigma σ” symbol present on the dial at 6 o'clock was introduced in the 1970s by the Association pour la Promotion Industrielle de l'Or (APRIOR), and highlights prestigious manufactures that use precious materials for their watches and indicates that the hands and indexes are made of gold, like the dial for this model.

This version of the Ellipse, whose dimensions are very similar to the original model, is equipped with a hand-wound mechanical movement, caliber 215, which appeared in 1974 and is still in use today. Caliber 215 was the first to be equipped with Gyromax, operating at 28,800 beats per hour. This movement boasts remarkable stability over long periods, making it ideal for everyday use.

The watch comes with its Patek Philippe certificate of origin, document holder and manuals.

Discover this superb Patek Philippe Ellipse 3848 available at our showroom in Geneva.

Ellipse

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Vacheron Constantin

During the period spanning the mid-1980s to the early 2000s, the watch industry ehas to face many challenges with the quartz crisis which pushed them to reimagine themselves and move beyond their traditional history. 

Vacheron Constantin responded with the Mercator, launched in 1994 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Gerardus Mercator’s death. The unusual time-telling display was conceived to resemble a compass, and used a dual-retrograde handset. The design pays homage to the cartographer who created the Mercator projection, which became the standard 'world map' we now recognise.

The dial of the Mercator is made of engraved map lines, this one representing the **Americas**, each lines meticulously filled with glossy black enamel. A subtle yet meaningful detail can be found at the 4 o’clock position on the dial’s edge—a delicate lettering reading "J&L Genbrugge." This tribute honors the Belgian couple responsible for designing and crafting these watches.

With a 36mm yellow gold case, the Mercator features a stepped bezel complemented by robust, matching stepped lugs. The monochromatic palette of the case and dial allow the artistic map design to command full attention.

All Mercator examples utilized the same movement – the ultra-thin self-winding caliber 1120, originally based on a Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 920 ébauche – which was modified to incorporate a bi-retrograde mechanism for the hours and minutes.

This watch comes with its box, outer-box, original certificate of authenticity and manuals.

Discover our Vacheron Constantin Mercator 43050 Americas Box Papers available at our showroom in Geneva.

Mercator

Certificate of authenticity

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Cartier is undoubtedly one of the most renowned and influential jewelry and watch brands in both fields. 

The Tank is Cartier's most iconic model. Introduced in 1917, but not put on sale until the end of the war in 1919, its design is inspired by a Tank Renault FT-17 seen from above. Certain elements have remained unchanged since its creation: the two vertical stretchers that extend the case and allow integration of the bracelet, the minute track and Roman numerals on the dial, and the sapphire cabochon on the winding crown. 

First introduced in 1921, just two years after the debut of the Tank Louis Cartier, the elegantly elongated Tank Cintrée has always been a recurring presence in the brand's collection. 

This special piece, exclusively reserved for Cartier's valued customers, released in **2021** to celebrate the **100th anniversary** of the Tank Cintrée, was produced in a limited series of just **150** numbered pieces. True to the Cintrée's distinctive design and its heritage as a model made in limited numbers, this special edition confirms its iconic status among Cartier aficionados.

This model, in 18-carat yellow gold, measures 46 mm from lug to lug and 23 mm in width, for an attractive presence on the wrist. All the model's characteristic elements are present here, with the eggshell dial, blued steel Breguet hands and striking elongated black Roman numerals. The vintage-inspired dial dispenses with the “Swiss Made” inscription usually found on current models, and houses the caliber 9780 MC movement, manufactured by Jaeger-LeCoultre, which boasts a 36-hour power reserve.

The watch is delivered with its box, sur-box, international warranty card and manual.

Cream

Discover this superb Cartier Tank Cintrée 100th Anniversary WGTA0057 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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Introduced in 1932 with ref. 96, the Calatrava collection was designed in the spirit of the Bauhaus aesthetic, emphasizing simplicity, elegance and functionality. It is considered by many to be the most elegant and timeless classic watch ever created, distinguished by sleek dials, elegant hands and balanced cases. 

The ref. 5127 was available in two series: the first from 2005 to 2008 equipped with the caliber 315 SC, then a second series from 2010 to 2012 with the caliber 324SC. 

This model, the successor to ref. 5107 introduced in 2002, features a more modern case with crown protectors that takes up the features of the case of the Worldtime model ref. 5110 introduced in 2000.

The model we have here is in 18-carat rose gold (hence the designation “5127**R**” for rose gold at Patek Philippe) and has an opaline dial with applied hour-markers and dauphine hands.  

On the back, through the transparent screw-down caseback, the calibre 324 self-winding mechanical movement can be seen, offering high precision and a 48-hour power reserve.

While retaining the timeless features of the Calatrava collection, this model succeeds in bringing a more modern design to the case, making it the perfect choice for those who appreciate understated elegance.

The watch is available with box, outer box, Patek Philippe certificate of origin, manuals and Patek Philippe service invoice.

Date

Découvrez le modèle Patek Philippe Calatrava référence 5127R disponible à notre showroom à Genève.

Calatrava

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The world time mechanism is an emblematic complication of the Patek Philippe Manufacture. It was developed in the 1930s by watchmaker Louis Cottier (1894-1966), who worked for Manufacture Patek Philippe throughout his career.

Introduced in 2016, the new case design of the 5230 is an evolution of the 5130 that is both modern with an enlarged diameter to 38.5 mm (the slim bezel allows the 5230 to appear larger than its diameter would suggest), yet inspired by the design of its illustrious forebear, the ultimate reference in universal hours, the reference 2523.

The watch is a limited edition of just 50 pieces, specially produced in honor of the 100th anniversary of King's Sign Watch - Taiwan's oldest watch retailer - and 50 years of collaboration with Patek Philippe.

The dial is turquoise blue, and the city disc highlights the capital Taipei in red instead of the usual Hong Kong. The hands are inspired by those on reference 2523, but more contemporary. The center of the dial features a magnificent hand-engraved guilloché motif inspired by a pocket watch on display at the Patek Philippe Museum.

On the back, the transparent caseback bears the inscription “King's Sign Watch 1973-2023 Patek Philippe” and reveals the 240 HU (HU “world time”) movement. This ultra-thin self-winding mechanical caliber is equipped with a micro-rotor and a patented Spiromax® balance-spring. It has a power reserve of at least 48 hours.

The watch is delivered with box, outer case, Patek Philippe certificate of origin, limited edition certificate, manuals and leather briefcase.

Worldtime

Discover this Patek Philippe Worldtime 5230G Taipei available at our showroom in Geneva.

Complications

Original papers

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F.P. Journe

Crafted in 2013 in a limited serie of 99 pieces, this chronometer pays tribute to the very first pocket watch made by François-Paul Journe and celebrates the 30th anniversary of the manufacture.
The rose gold bezel contrast with the stunning guilloché silver 40mm case. The transparent caseback allows you to admire the magnificent 1412 caliber in golden brass and its tourbillon.

White

Discover this historic chronometer celebrating the 30th anniversary of the F.P. Journe manufacture. Exceptional piece available with its original box and papers.

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Introduced in 2016 to replace the reference 5140, this timeless model from Patek Philippe got an increased diameter of 39mm. Keeping a perfect balance design, this modification allows to add Breguet numerals on the dial for a very contemporary touch.


Moonphase

Perpetual Calendar

Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar 5327G available in our showroom.

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A. Lange & Söhne

Launched in 1999, the Datograph remains, to this day, one of the most beautiful chronographs ever produced. The one here is from 2000, is part of the first serie, recognizable with the mention "BASE 1000 METER" on the dial without the S at "Meters" which will appear, as for them, around 2005/2006. Produced until 2011, the dial design and the beautiful caliber make it a legendary chronograph.



Black

Large date

Flyback chronograph

A. Lange & Söhne Datograph 403.035F available in our showroom in Geneva.

Datograph

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Introduced in 2020, this new Lange 1 Time Zone model in yellow gold is part if a limited serie of 100 pieces. The now iconic design of the Lange 1 perfectly fit with complications of this model displaying a second time zone and letting us know if daylight-saving time is implemented in the selected city.



A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Time Zone 136.021 available in our showroom in Geneva.

Lange 1

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Introduced in 1996, this watch was the first Patek Philippe annual calendar. Its dial features roman applied numerals, luminova leaf hands and sub-dials indicate day, month and day/night. This model was replaced in 2005 with reference 5146 featuring now the moonphase.

Grey

Annual Calendar

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar 5035G available in our showroom in Geneva.

Extract of the archives

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Launched in 1932, Calatrava is the oldest Patek Philippe's collection and remains over the years one of the most classic and timeless watch ever produced. The reference 5108G was launched in 2005 in white gold and discontinued in 2010. The black dial features 8 round-cut diamonds and 3 baguette-cut diamonds and the bezel is equipped with 52 round-cut diamonds.

Patek Philippe Calatrava 5108G available in our showroom in Geneva.

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Introduced in 2005, this model, simple in appearance, has all the qualities appreciated in the Journe watches. Journe blued hands contrats perfectly with silvered dial and the dial features a small second and the 56h power reserve indicator. The calibre 1304 made of 18-carats rose gold is visible though the sapphire caseback and housed in a 40mm rose gold case.

Power reserve

F.P. Journe Chronomètre Souverain available in our showroom in Geneva.

Chronomètre Souverain

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Romain Gauthier

The [Prestige HMS](https://geneva.41watch.com/journal/wrist-impressions/romain-gauthier-hms) (for Hours, Minutes, Seconds) draws its inspiration from Gauthier’s original watch (Prestige HM) but the lower part of the dial has been opened to reveal the balance wheel and second gears. The 41mm titanium case is equipped with RG’s first in-house movement, HMS 2206 : a brass movement ruthenium coated with an incredible degree of hand-finishing, as usual with Romain Gauthier.

Romain Gauthier HMS Prestige available in our showroom in Geneva.

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