Traditionnelle
Geneva craftsmanship, made visible
The Traditionnelle draws on the design language of 18th-century Geneva pocket watches: a stepped bezel, a narrow case edge, and a movement whose finishing is part of the watch, visible through the sapphire caseback.
The evolution of the Traditionnelle
Introduced in 2006, the Traditionnelle is the stage for the house's complications — from small seconds to minute repeater.
The line spans hand-wound, automatic, perpetual calendar, tourbillon with Maltese-cross cage, and world-time models.
The movements consistently bear the Geneva Seal; bevelling, perlage, and polished inward angles are executed by hand.
The 2019 Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar, with two frequencies and 65 days of power reserve in standby mode, shows how far the line's technical ambition extends.
- Case
- Gold or platinum, 38–42 mm
- Bezel
- Stepped, classic Geneva form
- Movement
- In-house calibre, Poinçon de Genève
- Finishing
- Hand bevelling and perlage
- Complications
- Calendar, tourbillon, repeater
- Caseback
- Sapphire crystal
Key reference numbers at a glance
What to look for when buying
- 01
The Traditionnelle has the highest proportion of complications in the line — valuation and servicing depend heavily on the specific calibre.
- 02
On calendar models, documented manufacture history is especially important.
- 03
Platinum versions are rarer than gold and valued separately.
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