Bovet Watches

In today’s world where every watch starts to resemble each other, comes a line of Bovet watches that are distinctly different from the rest. Bovet, a Swiss watch maker, even debuted in the Indian market with a hand-painted turquoise and rust Gaesha image 39-mm watch, a limited edition with a special tribute to India that signifies a Hindu ritual according to which Ganesha is at the beginning of any job. These watches are exclusively for the Indian market, however, the core of collections will be the same as other markets. Bovet president, Pascal Raffy, who took the helm in 2001, said that “India is special because the country radiates through its mythology, history and many cultures, an expression of refinement, aesthetics and respect for traditions,” according to documented information.

Three main collections were launched in major metro cities like New Delhi and the brand presents three main collections: Fleurier, that boast gorgeous classical round shapes with a fired enamel dial and mechanical or quart movement; Fleurier Complications, a wonderful series of seven high tech models that have very complicated movements, and the famous Sportster, a collection of modern design sport watches that offer a range of models with chronograph or triple-date movements – perfect for a day on the golf course, sailing the high seas in your yacht, or just a walk in the park.

Bovet’s production of approximately 2,000 unique watches a year add to their popularity in the world of watches. They’ve had plenty of experience as the company was first started in 1822, to display the arts of European horology to the Chinese aristocracy. The Bovet collection, with its models in rose or white gold, has a watch for everyone.

Company website: www.bovet-fleurier.ch/logo_lanceur.html

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