THE WATCH - 19.24, MIDNIGHT BLUE -
is characterized by the depth of its enameled dial. The pad printing and the tips of the hands make a subtle nod to the watchmaking of the past century. The second punctuates the whole by floating under a curved double-domed glass.
FLOATING SECOND HAND
The -flying- second hand rotates weightlessly around the dial, with this elsuive je ne sais quoi. It marks time and brings a very special touch of magic to the whole.
HIDDEN CROWN
Its sculptural 39mm case is adorned with alternating polished and brushed surfaces. The crown at 3 o'clock is hidden to respect overall symmetry and highlight the dial.
888 COPIES
All automatic watches in the Seconde Française collection are produced in a limited edition of 888 pieces. They each have a unique number carefully engraved on the back of the case.
THE ICING ON THE CAKE
French Movement
Because we love to understand what's going on around our wrists, the open caseback characteristic of all Beaubleu models highlights the perfect symmetry of the France Ebauches FE movement, made in France. The oscillating weight, bearing the Maison's signature, hovers above a balance wheel supported by two bridges, visible at 360 degrees.
Specifications
DIAMETER: 39 MM | THICKNESS – 10.2 MM
BETWEEN LUGS: 20 MM
LUG TO LUG: 45 MM
CASE MATERIAL: 316L STAINLESS STEEL
CRYSTAL: CURVED SAPPHIRE GLASS
FEATURE: FLOATING SECOND, HIDDEN CROWN AT 3
WATERPROOFING: 5 ATM
ABOUT BEAUBLEU
The history of Beaubleu starts in 2017 when Nicolas Ducoudert Pham launched his first collection. Beaubleu is a Parisian watchmaking Maison that breaks free from the codes of classic watchmaking by bringing a second vision to watch design. After three limited-edition collections (B01, Union and Vitruve), Beaubleu reveals its first permanent collection in 2023: Ecce.
The Beautiful Is Always Strange
Guided by Baudelaire’s famous quote “the beautiful is always strange”, our name translates as a singularity that tends to emancipate itself from classical codes. Blue, the color of Paris, is our main inspiration. Thus, this Parisian singularity is translated by Beaubleu.
