Bovet’s latest releases show how technical ingenuity and aesthetic finesse can coexist. The Récital 12 (36mm) offers a delicate take on everyday luxury, with subtle romantic flourishes and elegant proportions. In contrast, the Récital 30 tackles the complexities of global timekeeping with a unique roller-based system.
Whether you’re dressing up for an evening out or jetting across time zones, Bovet’s latest creations prove that true luxury is as much about adaptability as it is about heritage.
Bovet’s Récital 12 (36mm): Artisanal Mechanics in a Compact Form
Building on the success of its 40mm predecessor, the Récital 12 36mm offers a more delicate presence, making it ideal for smaller wrists or anyone seeking understated luxury.
The stainless-steel case, set with 56 brilliant white diamonds, is paired with a supremely comfortable bracelet. Featuring an innovative interchangeable strap system, the system allows wearers to switch effortlessly between steel and leather.
Available in vibrant raspberry or turquoise lacquered guilloché, plus classic white mother-of-pearl, the Récital 12 36mm’s dial is a celebration of personality and heritage.
Despite its refined appearance, the Récital 12 36mm is powered by a high-watchmaking automatic movement, ensuring precision and reliability. The in-house calibre 13BM12 offers hours, minutes, and a power reserve indicator, positioned thoughtfully to maintain symmetry and legibility.
Every component, visible through the front and caseback, is hand-finished to the highest standards.
Récital 30: A Modern Triple Time Zone with Classic Spirit
Designed with globetrotters in mind, the Récital 30 offers an elegant solution for tracking time across three different zones. The timepiece utilises a roller system that allows users to adjust for four time periods: UTC, American Summer Time, European and America Summer Time, and European Winter Time.
With a simple push of a button, all 25 time zones, including the unique half-hour offset for New Delhi, are displayed accurately, all year round.
Housed in Bovet’s titanium “writing slope” case, the Récital 30 combines lightness with durability. The manual-winding movement boasts five days of power reserve, a testament to the brand’s mastery of long-autonomy calibres.
The Récital 30 comes in two versions, each highlighting New Delhi’s distinctive time zone. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or fascinated by the world’s timekeeping quirks, this timepiece offers a unique blend of technical mastery and thoughtful design.
Whether it’s the refined design of the Récital 12 (36mm) or the practical innovation of the Récital 30, Bovet offers two timepieces built for different needs.
