Bovet - Récital 27

Housed in the signature inclined case shaped like a sloped writing desk, the latest timepiece from the Bovet Manufacture, the Recital 27, offers no fewer than three time zones. Available in titanium grade 5 (ref. R270002) and in red gold 18K (ref. R270001), the Bovet Récital 27 has a price of Swiss Francs 66,000.

Housed in the signature inclined case shaped like a sloped writing desk, the latest timepiece from the Bovet Manufacture, the Recital 27, offers no fewer than three time zones which can be set to winter or summer hours for each chosen location.

The local time is displayed in hours and minutes at the centre of the timepiece while the secondary time zones appear at 3 and 9 o'clock respectively.

Each of the secondary time zones displays hours and minutes on a traditional 12-hour dial. A day/night indicator prevents any confusion between morning and afternoon an aperture displays the name of the city corresponding to the time zone indicated by the hands. Bovet even offers the possibility to customise these discs with the owner's favourite cities.

The three time zones can be set individually using the correctors on the case band.

A dome moon phase indicator completes the information appearing on the dial. Its surface is engraved to evoke the lunar surface and for enhanced realism, the lower sections hand-filled with Super-LumiNova. The precision mechanism used to drive the moon phase requires correction only once every 122 years.

The bottom sapphire glass reveals the entire 3 Hz (21,600 vph) hand-wound movement, whose three-dimensional structure reinforces the "writing slope" case's profile. This face of the watch also displays the seconds through a sectoral dial as well as the remarkable 7-day power reserve delivered by a single barrel.

The 46.30 mm (diameter) x 15.95 mm (height) case is available in grade 5 titanium (ref. R270002) and in red gold 18K (ref. R270001).

Offered in a limited edition of 60 timepieces, the Bovet Récital 27 has a price of Swiss Francs 66,000. bovet.com