montre royale paris cadran bordeaux 36 mm

montre royale paris cadran bordeaux 36 mmThe Royale Paris 36 mm in the three hands version is the first Royale Paris powered by the Calibre Initial. With its 8. 95mm thickness, the Royale Paris 36mm is the thinnest in this collection. The attached lugs, a strong signature feature of this collection, have been refined and showcase a brushed finish on the top and a polished finish on the side surfaces. The sculpted case profile features a concave "gouge" shape that runs along the entire

The Royale Paris 36 mm in the three-hands version is the first Royale Paris powered by the Calibre Initial®. With its 8.95mm thickness, the Royale Paris 36mm is the thinnest in this collection. The attached lugs, a strong signature feature of this collection, have been refined and showcase a brushed finish on the top and a polished finish on the side surfaces. The sculpted case profile features a concave "gouge" shape that runs along the entire perimeter of the dial. The design of the bezel, which is thinner and offers a wide opening, highlights the aesthetics of the dial. The slightly domed sapphire "glass box," treated with anti-reflective coating, also fully contributes to the watch's overall elegant appearance.

Its sunburst dial and sanded "gouge" create a delicate and sophisticated harmony. The beveled, satin-finished, and polished baton indexes demonstrate the attention paid to every detail. 

With a diameter of 28.2mm and a total thickness of 4.2mm, the Calibre Initial® features a central seconds hand and has a 65-hour power reserve. The unique tooth shape of its winding gear improves efficiency and reduces wear on its components. Like the other movements of the Manufacture, the Calibre Initial® is designed and developed in-house. It is assembled by hand in the PEQUIGNET workshops located in Morteau. All its components are sourced within 80 km of the Manufacture, 72% are French. The Calibre Initial®, like the three other in-house movements, undergoes a rigorous series of adjustments that grants it access to chronometric precision. Its daily rate variation is between -4 and +6 seconds.