Pontos Décentrique Phases de Lune, Limited EditionProtected by a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coatings on both sides, the face of the Pontos Décentrique Phases de Lune is a theater in ceaseless revolution.
The first scene is played out at 10 o’clock on an off-center dial: a single, solo hand tracks the minutes, while the slower hours appear gradually on a disk. Opposite, at 4 o’clock, two superimposed disks dance a highly sophisticated waltz: one, in metallized sapphire, unveils the phases and age of the moon; the other, positioned below it and connected directly to the hours disk, bears the day/night indication.
Meanwhile, the date indication at 6 o’clock competes for stardom: inscribed on a disk driven by a special, internally developed transfer system, it is revealed to the light of day in a window of metallized glass. This module is the subject of a patent application.
A sculptural case 45 mm in diameter encloses the self-winding ML122 mechanical movement. Cut from titanium, it is given a special anti-fingermarking treatment and a discreet sand-blasted finish which underlines its forceful architecture.
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160,08 KBLes Classiques Chronographe AutomatiqueThe chronograph functions are powered by the ML 112 caliber, recognized for its reliability and performance. The precision and care devoted to the self-winding mechanism are echoed on the dial: the time indications give priority to functionality and leave no margin for aesthetic excess.
The stainless steel case, water-resistant to 30 meters and measuring 41 mm in diameter, is available with four different dial versions. Traditional, in silvered or black; very classical, with a silvered dial flanked with gilded hour-markers; or more atypical, in blue.
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162,52 KBLes Classiques Jours Rétrogrades AutomatiqueThe Les Classiques Jours Rétrogrades Automatique watch houses the caliber ML 102, with its unique large date indication and retrograde days that rank it among the great. The former is located in a double window at 12 o'clock, while the seconds tick away rhythmically at 6 o'clock, endowing the dial, black or silvered, with a beautiful visual balance.
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