Introduced to the Bovet collections in 2015, Virtuoso V was the first timepiece powered by the Virtuoso II caliber to feature additional complications. These were a jumping hour paired with retrograde minutes. Three years later, the maison’s artisan watchmakers and dial-makers have joined forces to give it a new face. The dial occupies the entire surface of the movement, giving...

In 2016, Bovet 1822 presented the Récital 18 Shooting Star, which made headlines for its innovative time display. The many accolades attributed to this timepiece attest to its peerless identity and accomplishments. The Récital 20 Astérium seamlessly continues the tradition set by its illustrious predecessor, reprising the characteristic shaped case to present an unprecedented mechanical display that showcases the volumes...

The Récital 17 is the third timepiece in the Dimier collection to be powered by the Bovet Virtuoso II watchmaking specialties caliber. With the Récital 12 and Récital 15, this movement has already demonstrated carefully considered versatility without the slightest sacrifice in terms of quality, reliability, esthetics or emotion, regardless of the complications it powers. The Récital 17 is another...

A bond formed by history and craftsmanship ties Bovet to the tourbillon. Pascal Raffy, Bovet’s owner, founded his artisanal manufacture for haute horlogerie principally on the creation of superior-quality tourbillon movements and exceptional workmanship and complications. Ensuring peerless regularity in timekeeping, the tourbillon offers choreographed perfection. The expert hands of Bovet’s artisans elevate these tourbillon timepieces into works of art...

Pascal Raffy has a perfect understanding of the expectations of fellow collectors, as well as those of Maison Bovet aficionados. It is as a collector and the owner of Bovet that he has presided over the development and fine-tuning of all of the maison’s timepieces ever since he acquired it in 2001. This approach and the expert knowledge it requires...