Mechanical complexity meets modern elegance
in these standout ladies’ timepieces that reflect
the many facets of femininity – each a tribute
to women in their element
More than just dainty or decorative, today’s ladies’ timepieces are as diverse and dynamic as the women who wear them. They’re thoughtfully designed, mechanically
refined and styled to suit every facet of modern femininity, from boardroom polish to
beachside ease. Whether it’s the poetic iridescence of Blancpain’s mother-of-pearl diver,
the sculptural sparkle of Franck Muller’s gem-studded floral creation or the high complication
of the Patek Philippe Twenty~4 collection’s first perpetual calendar, every one of these new
releases is a statement in its own right.
EVERYDAY
VERSATILITY
The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M blends elegant
form with robust function,
featuring 12 fresh models in gold, steel or bi-metal.
Each 30mm watch is powered by a brand-new Co-Axial Master
Chronometer movement
for precision and magnetic
resistance.
IWC Schaffhausen's Automatic 35 brings the
signature Gerald Genta
design to a refined 35mm
case. In red gold or stainless
steel, each version features
the hallmark grid-textured
dial, polished bezel and
visible calibre 47110 with
a 42-hour power reserve.
COMPACT
ICON
PRECIOUS
BLOOMS
The Franck Muller Vanguard Curvex Cut Flower
dazzles with 364 diamonds and patented Curvex Cut
gems, each shaped to follow a petal’s curves. Set in
rose or white gold, this 32mm by 42.3mm hand-wound,
skeletonised watch boasts a four-day power reserve.
CELESTIAL
CRAFT
The automatic 36mm
Montblanc Bohème
Perpetual Calendar stuns
with a printed watercolour
moon-phase disc, machine-stamped “star trail” outer dial,
micro-diamond inner dial and
diamond-set bezel – all housed
in a rose gold or bi-metal steel
and rose gold case.
Hublot’s first Big Bang
One Click 33mm ceramic
model debuts in a limited
Mint Green hue. Paired
with a matching shiny dial
and rubber strap featuring
a quick strap-change
system, it’s powered by
the HUB1120 automatic
movement with a 40-hour
power reserve.
VERDANT
BEAUTY
NATURE’S GRACE
Blancpain’s new 38mm Fifty Fathoms Automatique
for women pairs dive-watch performance with elegance,
featuring a mother-of-pearl dégradé dial in petal pink or
smoky black and housed in brushed titanium or red
gold with a 100-hour power reserve.
RETRO
RADIANCE
Offered with or without
diamonds, the Piaget Sixtie
captivates with a 29mm by
25.3mm trapeze-shaped
case featuring a gadrooned
bezel and gold, steel or bi-metal bracelet. Powered by
a quartz movement, it’s an
elegant nod to ’60s glamour.
The Patek Philippe
Ref. 7340/1R perpetual
calendar is the first
complication and non-gemset round model in
the Twenty~4 ladies’ line.
It boasts a sunburst olive
green or silvery dial, ultra-thin Caliber 240 Q and
a 36mm rose gold case
and bracelet.
ETERNAL
ELEGANCE
PURPLE
POISE
The 36.5mm Grand Seiko SBGW323 in stainless
steel features a soft purple dial inspired by the kiri
flower, Iwate Prefecture’s symbol in spring, with the
iconic Mount Iwate pattern. Powered by the manual
Caliber 9S64, it offers a 72-hour power reserve.
INTO
THE WILD
Bvlgari’s Serpenti
Tubogas Automatic in
35mm seduces with sinuous
curves, a sunray dial and a
single- or double-coil rose
gold bracelet. An exhibition
caseback reveals the BVS100
Lady Solotempo automatic
movement featuring a rotor
with snake-like scales.
The 27mm by 34.5mm
Santos de Cartier small
model with a quartz
movement fuses elegance
with a steel, gold or bi-metal case. Boasting a sunray
dial and interchangeable
metal bracelet and leather
strap, this iconic design is
reimagined for refined wrists.
PETITE WITH
PRESENCE
FLIGHT OF FANCY
The 36mm stainless steel Miss Audrey “Bris de Verre”
by Bovet featuring a hand-engraved shattered-glass
dial, four coloured sapphires and heart-shaped hands
transforms into a pendant or table clock without tools via
the brand’s patented Amadeo system.
