LOUIS MOINET
The next two decades after this chronograph innovation were dedicated towards refining and perfecting the art of watchmaking. Louis Moinet published his first magnum opus, ‘Le Traité d'Horlogerie' in 1948 which took a total of 20 years to write and also invented an astronomical watch. LOUIS MOINET WATCHES
were loved and collected by Royalty and members of high society, Tsar of Russia, Napoleon, Thomas Jefferson and King George IV of England to name just a few who admired his work.
Jean-Marie Schaller revived the LOUIS MOINET WATCHES
155 years later. He founded the ‘Les Ateliers Louis Moinet' watchmaking facilities in St Blaise, Switzerland and adopted a new, exciting and creative approach to watchmaking. That said, every collection and timepiece that followed remained faithful to Louis Moinet’s story and the heritage of the brand. Patented mechanisms for every Louis Moinet watch are unique and authentic. The special edition timepieces from the LOUIS MOINET WATCHES
tend to be limited to 12 or 60 timepieces, and pay tribute to the founder of the company and his watchmaking legacy
Some of the most popular Louis Moinet watch collections include the LOUIS MOINET WATCHES
crafted from 18ct gold. Their skeletonised dials offer a clear view into their engines, while at 6 o’clock main timekeeping is presented in a sub-dial. The collection pays homage to the world’s first chronograph developed by the company. Another popular collection is the LOUIS MOINET WATCHES
which boasts a rare complication made visible from the dial side. A gathering pallet located at 6 o’clock releases the strike hammer precisely on the hour when the flirt becomes engaged at 6 o’clock. The inertia braking flywheel then regulates the rhythm of the strike as the entire timepiece comes to life both visually and sensually.
The LOUIS MOINET WATCHES
from Louis Moinet features bridges, a dial flange and surround finished in a striking blue, black or green colour. Its distinct dew drop hands are paired with an entirely new case design inspired by the construction of the Memoris. The watch’s 20-Seconds' Tempograph retrograde movement has been fully reworked to offer a timepiece that looks and feels unique on the wrist.
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